Waiting on God's Timing

Deu 1:6: "The LORD our God spoke unto us in Horeb, saying, Ye have dwelt long enough in this mount:"

Waiting on God's timing for our manifestation can be exhausting. Our human nature and the people around us may urge us to take action, even if it goes against God's will. However, we are called to follow God's instructions, not to take matters into our own hands. It's important to wait for God's direction, as any action taken without His guidance will not lead to our progress or fulfilment. The waiting period is a time of preparation for the fulfilment of God's vision for our lives. It's a training period for the journey that God has called us to embark on. Until God sees that we are adequately prepared, He will not send us out. Therefore, it's crucial not to be swayed by our human nature or the opinions of others to do something that God has not instructed us to do.

The work we are called to do is God's work, not our own. We should not move forward until God has completed His work in our lives. Our delay or pain should not lead us to veer off from God's will or disobey Him. When God has finished what He is doing in your life and asks you to run, He will also provide the platform for you to run. Until God finishes with you, the doors to your manifestation will remain closed, not by the devil, but by God Himself. So, don't run a race which God has not given you to run—the results will be a shame. Don't run a ministry which God is not running with you—the end is unfruitful labour. Don't embark on a journey that God is not going with you—the outcome is a catastrophe.

When God says His presence will go with us in the scriptures, He is saying that His presence with us is an assurance that His help, His favour, His grace, and His resources are going with us so that we will not run alone in the assignment He has given us. If God is not accompanying us in our race or journey for God's glory, then His provisions are not going with us. It will be a foolish expedition to go alone on a journey that God is not going with you. You will be naked, unprotected, uncared for, and will be ashamed if you go on that journey.

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