When God gives you a vision, it rarely comes with all the details filled in; more often than not, it begins as a whisper an idea, a calling, a picture of what could be. But what He doesn’t always give you is the full provision up front, you wouldn’t need faith if He did. You may have seen it in a dream, felt it confirmed in prayer or through scripture, or a sign. But then, the resources don’t match the assignment, the clients aren’t coming and the doors stay shut. The numbers aren’t moving. And the temptation creeps in: maybe I heard wrong. Maybe I need to change course or maybe I should quit. But the vision is still valid, even when the provision feels delayed.
God doesn’t tease, He doesn’t plant vision only to abandon it. Provision may not always look how you expect and it often doesn’t come on your timeline but when God gives vision, He also gives grace for the waiting, and strength for the journey. Your job is not to manufacture the outcome but to stay committed to the process He is entrusted to you.
Staying committed doesn’t mean hustling in your own strength, it means holding the vision with open hands and a surrendered heart. It means showing up with excellence, even when no one’s clapping, it means planting, even when you haven’t seen fruit; because obedience always precedes overflow.
The enemy would love for you to let go of the vision too soon, to walk away just before the release. But when you trust God’s provision even if it is daily manna instead of a storehouse your faith matures. You learn to rely on Him, not just for the what, but for the when and how. So don’t trade your vision for a quicker route. Don’t abandon it in the wilderness, provision may still be in transit, but the promise is already in motion. He is not just Provider, He is Finisher and more importantly He has got you!
Xo,
Ange