Something Good Is Coming

There is a feeling that begins to stir internally when you are waiting in faith and expectancy. That feeling is a knowing in your spirit that something good is coming. It begins to rise up within you as a signal that breakthrough is knocking on your door and that you are about to reap your harvest after not growing weary in doing good (Galatians 6:9). The best part is that it births a new sense of excitement and joy that increases your ability to endure until something good arrives. In this life, we will face many trials and tribulations that will naturally cause us to lose sight of the bigger vision God has planned for us. We have to keep our hearts centered on the fact that there is a season for everything (Ecclesiastes 3:1) and that although in the midst of challenges it seems unbearable, there is an end date planned for it. We are tasked with having tenacity, spiritual fortitude, seeking support, and putting to use self-regulation/care tools to finish the hard parts of our race.

I am rejoicing with you in excited anticipation for the something good that is on the way. May God not only exceed your expectations, but blow your mind in the most joyful way possible by going beyond what you imagined. You are encouraged to thank Him in advance for His righteous grace and mercy, be diligent in preparing for the good, and check your heart posture to examine if you have the right perception to receive the good. Take into consideration that the good requires you to be in a space of receiving and operating from your next level thinking, so that you will not squander your blessings. We were also created to do all good works outlined for us and it is why we are blessed abundantly (2 Corinthians 9:8). Trust that intuitive knowing that something good is coming. Speak it outloud to give it life. Run your victory lap because you made it through the stormy weather. Most of all, when you receive something good, you are charged to do good in the world.

Joy Gem: Numbers 6:24-26 NLT | “May the Lord bless you and protect you. May the Lord smile on you and be gracious to you. May the Lord show you His favor and give you His peace.”