What does the Bible say about expectation in faith?
Answered in 1 source
The Bible teaches that our expectations should be rooted in God's Word and His promises, which are always fulfilled.
Expectation in faith is a central theme throughout Scripture. The people's expectation in the time of John the Baptist reflected a deep yearning for the coming Messiah. Proverbs 10:28 states, 'The expectation of the wicked shall perish,' indicating that expectations not based on truth will falter. In contrast, Psalm 62:5 expresses a profound trust in God: 'My expectation is from him.' This expectation is not merely a hope for future blessings, but a confidence founded upon God’s previous faithfulness and the promises evident in Scripture. As followers of Christ, we understand that true expectation stems from the Word of God, which assures us that something will indeed happen according to His Will.
Commentary