Being Built for Breakthrough
There is an opportunity for us all to excel in life, but your belief system motivates the transition. The transition through which you believe there is more available for you on the other side. If today is the day you awaken to the limitlessness inside you, that’s okay. You’re not behind, you’re being built for breakthrough. This is where your present self gets a glance at the future, you’re capable of holding.
When you are able to pinpoint your desires, to breathe life into the discomfort calling your name; you begin to experience sudden shifts aligning you to purpose. There is no more room for hesitation, doubt or second guessing. You will be faced with challenges, but nothing too great to derail you from your destiny.
Say you begin the journey, trusting in the process of your becoming. What is the new observation revealed about yourself, your work ethic or resistance to change? Where do you find the time to configure the newness? In what season do you rebrand, take time and find new inspiration? Is it ever the right time or are you avoiding the appointed time graced in a place of your waiting.
Waiting isn’t Wasted When it’s in His Hands
We as people become disgruntled in the space where we see nothing new under the sun. Everything in life is capable of pause. But through your breaks refrain from letting go of who you were meant to be. Be bold in your approach, but safe in your waiting because not everything qualifies for a speedy return.
Through seasons of waiting we are positioned for preparation. In the beginning it’s confusing, because what do you mean I have to wait? Today we want it to be understood, that sometimes God slows the process not to punish you but to refine you. As you undergo your season of refinement, surrender to the renewing of your mind. Step into the vessel of who you are destined to be and let go of who you once were. It can be frightening but there is no room for the old you in the new boardroom.
Maybe it’s Divine Development
I am often riddled by who I am becoming because there are parts of my past that were comforting. Comfort doesn’t sprout your destiny; it actually shrinks your desire. Your desire to be whole, to be impactful and to be standing in purpose.
In your efforts to pursue your calling, you have to find a way to shake your reality as you see it. You have to affirm who you are, who God says you are. You have to spend time building the blueprint, seasoning the plans with a new mindset that believes success is the only option and go for it! Pursue the plan through purposeful intention.
Divine development is not rushed. It is really Gods growth process in your life, shaping your character, refining your gifts, and preparing for purpose. Isaiah 60:22 reminds us that even when things seem slow, Gods timing isn’t delayed; it’s deliberate. Whatever God put in you to pursue, trust that it will come to pass because He keeps His promises. Take this as an opportunity for God to develop your roots before revealing your fruit.
“At the right time, I, the Lord, will make it happen.” Isaiah 60:22
Sincerely, Nina’s Virtue
