**God believed in you so much that He caused you to be born at this time**

Today, Joseph Z continues to reveal ways to weaponize our faith, have staying power, outlast trials, and inherit God's promises. Joseph instructs that delay is not denial, disclosing that we must have "a staying power" to accomplish all that God requires of us. He reveals that between believing and receiving lies "tarrying". He explains that "tarrying" can be part of the journey to accomplishing our vision, but we are not called to stay there forever, as it can manifest as weariness. However, we can overcome it by resting and renewing ourselves in God's word.

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Next, Joseph cautions against shelving our vision due to weariness but urges us to remain consistent in doing good. He asserts that delay is not denial because trials don't last forever, and if we stay the same in our vision, we will outlast every trial. He clarifies that God designed us not to experience delays or difficulty, but the fall of man led to this form of disappointment. However, through the blood of Jesus, we're called to stand in defiance of this fallen world, and if we do not faint, we will see victory.

Joseph further assures us that God never designed us to fail or fall into despair, asserting that we must keep pushing and imbibe a sense of humor, as it enables us to have peace and joy in our hearts. He clarifies that we grow out of the worst conditions by laughing it off because by so doing, we de-esteem the forces of evil that make our situations worse. He buttresses this with Hebrews 6:11-12, which urges us to show full diligence to the full assurance of hope until the end. It also cautions against becoming sluggish, but to imitate those who through faith and patience inherited the promise.

Additionally, he cites Proverbs 4:18 to encourage us, reminding us that the path of the just is like the shining sun that shines ever brighter unto the perfect day. Also, Psalm 27:14 urges us to wait on the Lord, be of good courage, and He shall strengthen our hearts.

March 13, 2025