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🌟 My Advice: WHEN YOUR WAITING FEELS LONG
My dear friend,
I want you to take a deep breath and remember this truth: waiting is not punishment, and delay is not God abandoning you. What you are going through now may feel unbearable or confusing, but God is shaping something far bigger than you can currently see.
Look at Joseph.
He went from betrayal to slavery, from slavery to prison. For years, it seemed as if nothing was changing. But when God stepped in, the same prison that was meant to bury him became the pathway to a throne. His story didn’t just change his life; it saved a generation.
Look at Hannah.
Her tears flowed for many years. People mocked her, and her prayers felt unanswered. But when God visited her, the child she received was not just “a child”—Samuel became a prophet, a national voice, and a generational blessing.
Their waiting produced something bigger than what they asked for.
And the same God who turned Joseph’s prison into a throne and Hannah’s tears into Samuel is the One watching over your life right now.
So here is my advice to you:
Don’t give up because it’s taking long. God is never late.
Don’t compare your journey to others. God is writing a unique testimony for you.
Don’t misinterpret delay as denial. The longer the preparation, the louder the manifestation.
Your tears are not wasted. God bottles them and converts them into miracles.
Your waiting is not empty. Something deep, strong, and supernatural is being formed.
One day, you will look back and understand why God allowed the waiting.
One day, you will see that the delay was actually protection, preparation, and positioning.
And when your testimony comes, it won’t be ordinary—it will be generational, undeniable, and unforgettable.
So hold on.
Stay faithful.
Keep praying.
Keep believing.
Because the same God who lifted Joseph and remembered Hannah will settle you in a way that will silence every discouragement and rewrite your story completely.
Your waiting will not end in shame—
It will end in evidence.
Pastor/Counselor,
Wale-Rich Oladunjoye