Do you give up when your victory takes too long to arrive?

RESUMEN: God's visions for our lives often take time to come to fruition, but we should not abandon them. Like Abraham, we may have to travel a long journey before our aspirations become reality. The process of achieving our visions requires obedience to rules and principles, and character development through suffering, struggle, or failure. We cannot rush God's processes, and must wait patiently until the time of realization arrives. Persistence is key to achieving personal greatness.

The writer of Ecclesiastes declares: "Everything has its time, and everything that is wanted under heaven has its hour" (Eccl 3: 1). Habakkuk 2: 3 introduces a very important element in the execution of all personal vision: “Although the vision will still linger for a time, but it hastens towards the end, and it will not lie; Although it will take time, wait for it, because without a doubt it will come, it will not take long. Many times God puts dreams in our hearts, hopes and projects and plans, which are not for the present moment, but for the distant future. God is never in a hurry. God creates patiently, organically, from the inside out, intentionally putting one piece on top of the other. He takes his time crafting a beautiful vision.

When God is working in a life, nothing happens by inertia or accident. Nothing is left over, and nothing is missing. In God there are no excesses. All that He allows to go into making a vision is just what is required, even though in our rush to see it realized it seems that the moment of victory is taking too long to arrive.

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