Have you ever been in a tight corner when you need answers so fast..... But God doesn't answer them on time....
I am so frustrated!!! What can I do to hasten answers?

You cannot hurry him.
He knows all things so he may be seeing issues differently from the way you see them.

Best thing I can say, don't stop trusting even when you suspect his plans and intentions for you.

bbeautylik:
Have you ever been in a tight corner when you need answers so fast..... But God doesn't answer them on time....
I am so frustrated!!! What can I do to hasten answers?

Somethings happen to us for some reasons..God sometime keep quite to test our patience (deut 8:2) God even kept Quiet wen Jesus prayed so that the mission can be fufilled.....God will not tempt you beyond your strenght ( 1 cor 10:13)..and in conclusion..Our God is in heaven, he does whatever pleases him (psm 115:3).

Be steadfast and never give up, He knows whats best for us and He wouldnt let us down.

Thanks and God bless you

From experience, God answers. He didn't make it possible for living things to engage in teleportation as a function in physics, for a reason: You would have to embark on a physical journey to your destination so that you can learn about the distance it takes, the dangers, the other routes, and eventually appreciate the destination when you eventually get there. So in the future, you can always lead someone else there or find your way around. That same principle applies to you and your situation philosophically. The apparent quietness you feel is like a journey in a vehicle. You have an idea what the gps maps say, but only the driver knows how to avoid the roadblocks, diversions and dangerous paths to get you there safely, perhaps your original destination would only give you half what the destination the driver is taking you to, could give. It seems like forever, but soon you start observing maybe the way you knew wasn't quite as profitable as this one the driver is taking. Only at arrival to your destination do you realise God had answered you long ago.

Cavenchy:
From experience, God answers. He didn't make it possible for living things to engage in teleportation as a function in physics, for a reason: You would have to embark on a physical journey to your destination so that you can learn about the distance it takes, the dangers, the other routes, and eventually appreciate the destination when you eventually get there. So in the future, you can always lead someone else there or find your way around. That same principle applies to you and your situation philosophically. The apparent quietness you feel is like a journey in a vehicle. You have an idea what the gps maps say, but only the driver knows how to avoid the roadblocks, diversions and dangerous paths to get you there safely, perhaps your original destination would only give you half what the destination the driver is taking you to, could give. It seems like forever, but soon you start observing maybe the way you knew wasn't quite as profitable as this one the driver is taking. Only at arrival to your destination do you realise God had answered you long ago.

thanks for your words of wisdom