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"Someday" by Jonny Wynns: Trusting God While You Wait for What's Next


Can you trust God with your future love? 

Jonny Wynns started praying for his future wife at the age of fourteen. (!!) He didn’t have a face to picture or a name to whisper. He just had faith that she was out there, somewhere, and that God was already writing her story alongside his. That kind of patience doesn’t come naturally. It gets built, one prayer at a time, and it requires a precious level of trust and diligence.

Jonny Wynns - Someday“Someday” is a heartfelt pop single that Jonny wrote for his future wife. He sings, “I know that I don’t know you now, but I know someday I will.” Now, he’s not pretending that the unknown is comfortable. He admits that he’s “obsessed with what I don’t know,” but still he still chooses trust over anxiety. Notice what he does with any feelings of discomfort that this could create: “For now I’ll trust the Maker, cause I know that He made you.” He changes his focus from the empty space to the One who fills it. 

Grab your Bible and let’s read about Habakkuk. Habakkuk wrestled with a similar kind of waiting. God told him, “For still the vision awaits its appointed time; it hastens to the end — it will not lie. If it seems slow, wait for it; it will surely come; it will not delay” (see: Habakkuk 2:3). That promise wasn’t a reason to sit still and passively wait. It was a call to keep moving faithfully until the appointed time arrived (according to His timing, and not ours).

Your “someday” might not be a romantic one. Maybe it’s a career, a healing, a reunion, or a dream still unformed. “Waiting well” doesn’t mean staring at the calendar and counting the days. It’s all about growing into the person your “someday” requires — that’s the real work. Jonny puts it simply: “I know I gotta grow to be the one you need.” So ask yourself what growth looks like today? 

Go ahead and give this song a listen. May it remind you that patience and preparation belong together. “I can’t wait for someday.”

(Related scripture: Habakkuk 2:3; Lamentations 3:25; Proverbs 3:5-6)

Background:

“Someday” is a heartfelt pop single Jonny Wynns wrote for his future wife — someone he’s prayed for every day since he was 14. Romantic, hopeful, and emotionally sincere, the song captures the feeling of believing in a love you haven’t met yet.

Release date: July 28, 2026

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