GOD IS NOT SLOW - HE IS STRATEGIC

August 19, 2025

Wait On Him

When I moved to New Zealand at the age of 23 with nothing but a word from God, I had dreams burning in my heart.

But doors didn’t open immediately.

I faced rejection, financial hardship, even near-quit moments during my PhD.
But every “not yet” was really God saying, “I’m preparing you.”

Today, looking back, I see how His timing made all things fall into place—better than I ever imagined.

Why am I sharing this with you?

See, God is not slow—He is strategic.
Sometimes, what we call delay is actually divine timing.

We want things now, but God is more interested in you, in your growth, in your development, in your readiness for what you're asking for.

The Bible says, “He has made everything beautiful in its time…” (Ecclesiastes 3:11). That means beauty is tied to timing.

Let me say that again - beauty is tied to timing!

Beloved, you can't rush destiny. You can't hasten purpose. You can only submit to it - to the process.

You may feel overlooked, but heaven has your name on schedule.
You may feel late, but you’re right on time in God’s plan.
Wait well. Trust God deeply. Prepare quietly.

Purpose has a time. And when it’s time, no man can stop it.

I believe in you.
Dr Samuel Ekundayo | The Purpose Preacher

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