#Divine Timing

Learning to Trust God's Patient, Transforming Time

Teilhard wrote this counsel while the world convulsed. In a 1915 letter penned during his service as a World War I stretcher-bearer, he urged a young friend to “trust the slow work of God.” The text appears in The Making of a Mind: Letters from a Soldier 1914–1919 (1965), where the turbulence of battle frames his plea for patient faith. From this crucible, slowness becomes more than piety; it becomes survival. In chaos, quick fixes tempt us, yet Teilhard insists that grace matures on its own timetable. His wartime backdrop reminds us that patience is not passive resignation but an active trust forged under pressure. [...]

Your Journey Has Molded You for the Greater Good - Asha Tyson

Asha Tyson, a motivational speaker and author, often focuses on themes of personal empowerment, resilience, and the transformative power of life's challenges in her work. [...]