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Lessons I Learned During My Season Of Waiting That Can Help You Too

in Spiritual Growth on 09/20/18

Recently, James and I shared on social media that we are expecting our third child. To say we are excited would be an understatement. Like many couples, we went through a season of waiting while we tried to conceive and the last two years really molded and shaped my heart in many ways.

If you would have asked me nine years ago what my plans were for my family I would have told you that James and I were going to wait five years to start having children but once we started I would have them all close in age and be done around age thirty. It was the perfect plan that I thought would be possible since James and I married young.

Just like our plan, five years into our marriage we had our first biological child, Chase. When James and I started trying, we got pregnant the very first month. It was equally a shock as it was a blessing. Our experience with trying to get pregnant to the birth of Chase was a dream. Everything was easy and honestly perfect. When I think back on that season of my life it was a season full of joy and I am so thankful for it.

The years following Chase’s birth was full from our process of adopting Manny and moving across the country. So when the time came to start trying again Chase was already two and we, naively, thought we would get pregnant just as fast as the first time.

After six months of trying and not conceiving, it was starting to feel like forever. I would take a test every month and cry every time it came back negative. I would get down when thinking about the longer age gap between Chase and our next as it wasn’t fitting into my plan.  Then, one evening James asked me to stop taking tests, to trust God’s timing and His plan for our family.

The next day I was sitting in my living room listening to worship music while Chase napped. I was talking with God about wanting another child and asking Him how long I was going to have to wait. I remembered what James asked me to do and in that prayer, I decided to release my desires and plans to God and actually trust Him.

The next year and a half were spent just waiting. No tests, no worrying, no “life plan” to follow, just waiting on the Lord and His timing. I would go months without thinking about it while I worked hard on the other things the Lord had me doing. I was spending this time building this blog, taking writing courses, attending webinars, talking to hundreds of women, and absolutely loving this season of my life. My desire for a child never went away, but I learned what it really meant to wait on the Lord.

Lessons I Learned During My Season Of Waiting That Can Help You Too

1. Toss My Plan Out The Window: While having plans isn’t a bad thing, relying on them so much that your joy is stolen when it doesn’t work out it is. I never planned on adopting a child who is ten years older than Chase or for Chase to be four when our next child comes, but now I look at my original “plan” and just laugh. Honestly, who cares about a silly age gap. The small stuff we care about and “plan” for things to align perfectly in our mind can be so fruitless and meaningless. So, while I learned to toss my plan out the window I simultaneously held on to Christ knowing His plan for my life would be greater. Even if I don’t see it or understand it- God’s word says His plans are for my good and that is good enough.   

Jeremiah 29:11 says, “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”

2. To Just Wait:  My life didn’t have to pause because I was in a season of waiting. There were things God wanted to do in my heart and in my life during this time and if I had been impatient and selfish with it- I would have missed it all. I put my head down and focused on what was in front of me, working hard every day, and not worrying or stressing about this unfulfilled desire in my heart. I didn’t allow my heart to grow weary, instead, I thanked God every day for growing a baby in my womb in my prayers and then moved forward with the day.

Isaiah 40:31 says, “But they who wait for the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles; they shall run and not be weary; they shall walk and not faint.”

3. Allow Moments Of Raw Emotions: I had to learn to allow myself to have moments of sadness or frustration and to not be too hard on myself when they occurred. I had to make sure that those moments stayed moments and didn’t bleed into my week or month. Or I would be living a life in anxiousness and not patience. I would take some time to read scripture, listen to worship music, or talk with James. I should share my frustrations or fears while never leaving a conversation without ending in prayer.

Philippians 4:6-7 says, “Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.  And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.”

4. Welcome Transparency: For a while, I didn’t share with anyone that we were trying. If someone asked what our plans were I would say something general and move the conversation along. After accepting that this was going to take way longer than I would have preferred, I was afraid of sharing. I felt if I spoke it that it would officially become a “thing.” I didn’t want others labeling my journey as a journey of infertility when I knew in my heart it was a journey of God’s timing. I didn’t want others to question the idea of there possibly being something medically wrong when I knew there wasn’t. I came up with every excuse to hold it in until one evening I felt the Holy Spirit’s leading to share. I wrestled with the idea and felt the Lord speak to my heart and say that because I’m choosing to hold onto this, that I’m withholding all the glory that belongs to Christ. So, I opened up and shared with you, my readers, and in my everyday life. I decided that I would share my season of waiting so that when the day of waiting ends Christ can receive all the glory that He so deserves.

John 14:13 says, “Whatever you ask in My name, that will I do, so that the Father may be glorified in the Son.

Are you in a season of waiting for a child, spouse, career, or dream? Your life doesn’t have to be on pause while you wait. Your perfect plans may not align with the even better plans Christ has for you and it’s ok to be frustrated about it and to feel sad. But can I encourage you that while you welcome those human emotions to also welcome Christ at the same time. Don’t blame Him or ignore Him here. Scripture tells us over and over that He is with those who are broken hearted- lean into Him while you have your hard moments and this will keep your faith strong.

I encourage you to share, with discernment, your journey with others so that they may too be encouraged by your faith and your season of waiting. They will find comfort in your words and your journey and will be waiting right along with you. Their words of familiarity will bring deep comfort to your heart.

You don’t have to wait in anguish or frustration. You can give God the desires of your heart while you live joyfully and with purpose. There are things in this season that God wants to do inside of you and when your season of waiting ends- what happens inside of you will remain.

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  1. Christine says

    September 20, 2018 at 12:55 pm

    Learning to appreciate the patience that God teaches us through waiting is such a huge part of learning to trust Him. Thank you for sharing a piece of your story.

    Reply
    • Heather says

      September 21, 2018 at 12:05 pm

      Amen!

      Reply
  2. Heather Hart says

    September 20, 2018 at 2:33 pm

    Congratulations, Heather! Thanks for sharing your story with us. God is faithful. I know He doesn’t always bless every woman with a child of her own, but I know His plan is always best. There is a woman in my church who was told she would never be able to have children and her baby shower is this weekend. She is over-the-moon excited and giving God all the glory.

    Reply
    • Heather says

      September 21, 2018 at 12:04 pm

      Thank you! And how amazing about your friend who is expecting. God is amazing!

      Reply
  3. Mihaela Echols says

    September 20, 2018 at 4:56 pm

    This is beautiful. We are waiting to adopt and I find myself going through the same emotions.

    Reply
    • Heather says

      September 21, 2018 at 12:04 pm

      I totally understand how the adoption process puts your patiences to the test. Praying for you and your family!

      Reply
  4. Carrie Anderson says

    September 21, 2018 at 12:58 pm

    While waiting can be hard, they are seasons of refinement for us. We learn important lessons about ourselves and Who our God is in the waiting. We learn we are meant to serve and that we are being perfected in patience for His glory.

    Reply
  5. Amy L. says

    September 24, 2018 at 6:00 am

    A word in due season. Thank you for being honest and relate-able. Waiting on Gods timing…. That’s my take away from this.

    Reply
  6. Lolita Buck says

    September 29, 2018 at 9:11 pm

    Great post my sister in Christ. The season of waiting can be gut wrenching but all the same beautiful & breath taking. May God continue to bless & keep you!

    Reply
    • Heather says

      October 1, 2018 at 10:05 am

      Thank you for such kind words.

      Reply

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During my time in Israel there were two moments that took my breath away. One of those moments was being in the literally prison hole that Jesus stayed in the night before He died. •••••••
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I stood in the prison with my fellow students and professor and his family. We sang the hymn - “I Have Decided To Follow Jesus.” It was the only time there I wept like a baby. Snot and all haha! •••••••
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Can I remind you that Jesus conquered every sickness and disease! 
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I remember coming home and sitting on my bed with my new Bible in my hand. I sat there thinking of everything I was told that night and how it reminded me of everything I was taught when I was a little girl. ••••
After sitting there for awhile, I prayed for the very first time. Out loud I said, “OK God, if you are who they say you are, then why would you send your son to die for me, why wouldn’t you just die for me?”
••••
Immediately, and when I say immediately I truly mean with no hesitation a thought came into my mind. I heard, “Doesn’t a parent love their child so much that they would die for them? I love you so much more then that, that I would allow my child to die for YOU.”
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The world will tell you religion is all about rules and what not to do. Can I personally tell you, that is not true. Following Jesus has given me freedom to truly live. I GET to do things because of Jesus. ••••
I get to love others because Jesus taught me how to love. 
I get to give to others because Jesus has given so much to me. 
I get to truly forgive because Jesus forgave me. 
I get to heal from the hurts life has thrown at me because Jesus has healed me. 
I get to live a life full of JOY because joy comes from Jesus! 
And sooo much more! ••••
My prayer for you is to passionately serve Jesus, have eternal life through Him, and to truly experience what is feels to live a life of freedom.
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I spent a semester in Israel during my college yea I spent a semester in Israel during my college years @seuniversity. It was two months after James and I got married so, our first few months as a married couple were spent walking the same streets of Jesus. To say it was a cool experience would be an understatement. •••••••
During my time in Israel there were two moments that took my breath away. One of those moments was being in the literally prison hole that Jesus stayed in the night before He died. •••••••
Historical sites are given a grading scale. An A site is “this is for sure the site that XYZ took place.” An B site is “XYZ took place here OR there” And a C site is “XYZ took place somewhere in this region.” •••••••
Jesus holding cell is an A site. •••••••
I stood in the prison with my fellow students and professor and his family. We sang the hymn - “I Have Decided To Follow Jesus.” It was the only time there I wept like a baby. Snot and all haha! •••••••
But man, to be where your savior was knowing what was to come and He chose to do it anyways. I’ve never felt more love in that moment then I have in my entire life. ••••••••
So today, my prayer is for you to feel that same love. To know Jesus died today for YOU and that He came back for YOU! You are His chosen child. •
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I don’t believe we will ever be in a time like t I don’t believe we will ever be in a time like this again; where we’re forced to stay home, have no schedule, and simply enjoy each other. •
•

My heart is with all those who are working in the medical field and all the families affected by COVID-19. We lost my uncle this morning to this horrible virus. I’ve been praying for my family and yours and will continue to do so. •
•

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HEATHERMARGIOTTA.COM
I posted last night how I would be sharing with yo I posted last night how I would be sharing with you today what the beginning of 2020 held for my family which caused me to take a pause on writing. •
•

In January we lost my sweet mother-in-law very suddenly. It was a shock to us all and has taken us a bit to wrap our minds around. •
•

In addition to the loss of my mother-in-law, we’ve been navigating some health struggles. Now, with everything going on in our world, I can say it’s def been a year so far. •
•

But, God is good. If it’s not good- then it doesn’t come from God. The enemy is very real but nothing to fear because our God is bigger. •
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I know it’s been awhile and I have a post going up tomorrow that explains what the beginning of 2020 has held for myself and my family. 
But, I wanted to get one here tonight to share something that has been on my heart. 
You cannot turn on the TV or pick up your phone without the word “COVID-19” blaring at you. While it’s wise to be informed, these are times many can become anxious, full of fear, and worry. 
Friend, this is our time. And what I mean by that, it’s the Church body’s time. It’s our time to rise up and praise the name of Jesus louder then any other name or word. 
Can I remind you that Jesus conquered every sickness and disease! 
Every. Single. One. 
When He died on that cross. 
And He rose again. 
There are a lot of different beliefs on healing, authority, and what role it plays in our life today. I want to encourage you to seek Jesus through His word and allow the Holy Spirit to guide you to His truth. 
When you find yourself reading this, do me a favor and pause. Look up Psalm 91. Read it, listen to it on repeat on the Bible app, and dwell in the presence of God. 
And then, wake up tomorrow knowing you are a child of the most high King- who rescues you from every attack of the enemy, who protects you from deadly diseases, who is covering you with His feathers and providing you shelter. 
I love you, friend. I’m praying for you.
It's 2020 and with a New Year comes a new FREEBIE! It's 2020 and with a New Year comes a new FREEBIE!
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I've spent the past few months writing on 9 simple truths to knowing who you are in Christ. •
•
•
If you’ve been a follower of Jesus for some time, my hope is this book will be a reminder of God’s truth on who He says you are in His eyes. •
•
•
If you're new in your relationship with Christ or are still trying to figure it out and need a little more guidance on finding out who you’re  created to be, this book will be perfect for you. •
•
•
I pray this mini e-book will be an encouragement to your heart and for it to be a tool you use while you share the truths of Jesus with those around you. •
•
•
If you’re already subscribed, check your inbox!
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Everyone is sharing their top 9 photos from 2019 b Everyone is sharing their top 9 photos from 2019 but I’m going to share my number one photo for this year. This photo represents an answer to prayer in my life and reminds me of the love and faithfulness of my Savior. •
•
•

My family and I just got back from spending a week in South Carolina for Christmas with my parents. •
•
•

Today was a day full of unpacking, cleaning, grocery shopping, and getting back into our normal routine. •
•
•

But, this morning while everyone slept I spent time praying and drinking some coffee. I have so many ideas, goals, and big dreams for my blog and this ministry. •
•
•

I thought about my reader who has used my blog posts to build a women’s ministry curriculum for her neighboring village in western part of Kenya. •
•
•

I thought about my reader in Papua New Guinea who is new in her faith walk and a simple google search looking for more of God’s word led her to my site. •
•
•

I thought about my reader who leads her local church with her husband here is the USA and was looking for a fellow female Christian to connect with and have a space to talk about things she can’t with those around her. •
•
•

I thought about my reader who was diagnosed with a life altering illness and found my site while searching for scripture on healing. •
•
•

I thought about you. The one who has visited and read time and time again. Who has listened while I shared from the deep parts of my heart on the struggles, the wins, the rejections, and the answered prayers of my life. Who has sent encouraging messages, shared feelings, and prayers. Who has in turn opened up to me and shared from the depths of their heart. •
•
•

As you know, I refer to my readers as ‘friend’ and that’s because a friend shows up, listens, encourages, shares, and prays. So, thank you. Thank you for being a friend. 
I’m looking forward to this new year with you as I share more of what God continues to lay on my heart. I’ll continue to look forward to hear from you as we do this journey of life together. •
•
•

Love you friend.
Hi, friend. • • • I’ve been taking things Hi, friend. •
•
•
I’ve been taking things slow over here to enjoy as much of this baby season as humanly possible. Getting to hold and kiss Colton everyday, all day long is a huge blessing I don’t want to take for granted. •
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Because of that, my writing and speaking have been moving slower. I’ve had moments where I’ve shared with James the tug and pull I feel everyday, each week. There’s so many things I want to be doing, creating, sharing but I have to pick and choose right now. •
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Tonight, I was feeding Colton before putting him to bed. When he was done with his bottle I sat it down but kept holding him while finishing a tv show. I heard him cooing and I look down and this precious face was staring up at me with the sweetest smile. •
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Pure joy and love on his face. •
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Friend, here’s your friendly reminder to keep on praying and believing that God has already won the battle, flattened the mountain, and straightened your path. •
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After 2 and 1/2 years of barrenness and praying for this beautiful baby, my Heavenly Father so lovingly answered my prayer with the sweetest boy. •
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I feel closer to Jesus because I pressed into Him during my waiting season and I want the same for you. •
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Press in. •
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And when your prayer is answered: enjoy. every. part. of. it. •
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Even if that means other things need to move slower. •
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Love you, friend. ❤️
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