reached a wall without knowing what was on the other side.
You try, you pray, you wait, but nothing changes. And at that
time, the question starts to arise inside you. Why doesn't God answer? Why
doesn't he open the door? But what you don't see is that this
period of silence is not abandonment, it is preparation. God is not
slow; He is punctual. And when he delays
because he's up to something that will change your course forever. Many times, before
God gives you something big, He takes you through a testing process. It teaches you
patience, it gives you endurance, and it cleanses your heart of things
that could not coexist with the blessing that is coming. He is like the
craftsman who polishes a precious stone before presenting it to the public. He
works on it carefully, removing every imperfection. So now you, too, may
feel pressure, but it is God's hand that shapes you. Some signs testify that you are in this period. The first is the
feeling that things and people are being removed from your life, even
if you don't want them to. Friends, relationships, partnerships, and opportunities you thought
were for you begin to slip away. This is no accident. When God prepares
something great, He takes away that which could not stand next to your blessing. It's not
loss, it's protection. The second sign is the inner
turmoil that urges you to change. Something inside tells you that you cannot
stay here, that you must move on. Even if everything looks
stable on the outside, your soul thirsts for something deeper, for something higher. This
desire is not born by chance. It is the spiritual call that prepares you
to receive something greater. Another strong sign is an increase in
tests. If you notice that the obstacles are multiplying, that the difficulties seem to
have no end, do not be in a hurry to be disappointed.
Often, just before the great blessing comes, life seems to get harder.
This is because the enemy wants to tire you out, make you
give up before you see the miracle. But every difficulty you endure is like a
stone that goes into the foundation of your future. Think of an athlete before
the big race. The training is hard, some are sore, the fatigue is
intense, but all this intensity is necessary to reach victory. So
you know, your spiritual training is intense because God wants you to be
ready to manage what he will entrust to you. If you feel like
you are in such a period, don't just look at closed windows, look at
the sky too. There God works quietly for you. Delay
is not denial. It is the timeline of divine wisdom. God never gives
anything great to a soul that is not ready to keep it. So no matter how hard
it is, stay firm. Keep praying even if you don't see
results. Keep believing even if everything around you shows
otherwise. There will come a time when everything will make sense. The door you're waiting for will
open, and then you'll realize that every tear, every agony, every wait was worth it.
Because what God has prepared is nothing compared to what you have lost.
There are times in your life when everything seems to freeze. Doors that
were once easily opened are now closed. The people who were next to you
move away without explanation. No matter how hard you try, your plans are not
progressing. This pause is not accidental. It is not a sign that God
has forgotten you, but a sign that He is working in the background for something that you do not
yet see. In human logic, delay is often perceived as failure. In divine
logic, delay is protection and preparation. When God wants to
give you something big, He first clears the ground around you. It removes things and
people that could hinder the blessing that is coming. He teaches you to
trust not your sense of control, but his plan, which is
far superior to your own. What you experience as loss is
space opening up for him to fill with something precious.
Many times, before a great blessing comes, there comes a time
of trial. This period may seem harsh and unfair, but it is
a furnace in which God purifies your heart. When something big
comes, your heart must be ready to receive it, handle it, and protect it. If the blessing comes when you are full of
fear, bitterness, or doubt, there is a danger that you will lose it or
distort it. That is why God allows his waiting, his internal battles, even
his silences. These moments are not abandonment. It is a deeper
education. You learn not to rely on your senses, but on
his promise. Each day that passes through the trial is another step towards the
maturity you need to endure what is coming. Another sign that
something big is coming is when you start to feel an
unexplained inner restlessness. We are not talking about anxiety, but about that feeling
that something is about to change. It's like hearing a whisper inside you
that prompts you to prepare. Maybe you don't know exactly what it is, but
you feel like you're at a turning point in your path. In such moments, God
calls you to strengthen your relationship with him, to clear your mind of
unnecessary fears, and to move away from sources of negativity.
This concern is a spiritual call, a warning that
your heart must be free to accept the new direction. This is not
a time for doubt; it is a time for preparation. Finally, there is also the
sign of inner revelation. You may suddenly find yourself thinking
differently about things you once considered important. Your desires
change, your priorities shift, and you begin to feel
drawn to situations and ideas that bring you more peace. This is
proof that your heart is in sync with the new that is coming. God
never gives anything great to a heart that is attached to the old. This inner
conversion is the spiritual sign that the ground is almost ready for the
new blessing. The more you cooperate with this change, the
more smoothly the new will come into your life. And when it comes, you will recognize that
everything you went through was part of the preparation.
There are times when God begins to take you away from certain
people or situations without you immediately understanding why. Maybe
these people haven't done you any obvious harm. Maybe you even love them, or
they support you in some things. But deep down, something is bothering you. Something
makes you feel that this relationship is not what it used to be. It's not
always about betrayal or open conflict. It is often a gradual withdrawal that
seems inexplicable. This is one of the signs that God is preparing
your space for something new. You can't hold on to something that doesn't fit into the next
chapter of your life. Expulsion is not always punishment. It is protection and
forward orientation. When you stop clinging to what
God takes away, you will see that room is made for something much bigger and
better. Another sign that something big is coming is when God brings you
closed doors where you expected an opening. It's hard to accept
because you've often invested time, effort, and emotions in something
you thought was a sure thing. But when a door is firmly shut despite
your best efforts, it's no accident. It is divine providence that directs you elsewhere. Continuing
to knock on that door will only bring you burnout and frustration.
Every closure is also a direction. Every no from heaven is a
way to protect you from something that is not for you. If you could see
what he sees, you'd thank him for every door he didn't open.
Closed doors are the strongest evidence that
something bigger is brewing. Sometimes, the sign that a big
change is coming comes through an inner pressure to leave behind old
habits, even if they are not bad. Maybe these are
things that used to give you security, but now feel like they're holding you back. Your heart
begins to be dissatisfied with itself. Your soul thirsts for something
deeper and truer. This is the spiritual anxiety that precedes the
blessing. God does not want to find you with a heart full of unnecessary things when
will gives you the news. It invites you to clean your inner house, to
throw away everything that is not in line with the next season of your life. Every
time you obey that inner voice and leave something behind, you bring
yourself one step closer to what it is up to. Finally, there is the period of
silence, which is perhaps the most difficult for the human soul. You pray, you ask for
guidance, but you don't seem to get any answers. You feel like
you are walking in the dark with no light to show you the way. But this silence
is not indifference. It is the time when God works most. It is like
the seed that is planted in the soil. You can't see anything on the surface, but
underground, there is intense activity. The roots are starting to spread. Life
begins to grow, and when the time comes, the plant will emerge strong and
healthy. So you, too, in the period of silence, your roots become deep. Your faith
is strengthened, and when the light returns, you will be ready to accept
the big thing that is coming. When God is about to give you
something big, he often takes you through a period where everything seems quiet, almost
too quiet. It's the time when your prayers seem to hang
in the air without an answer. The doors remain closed, and the people around
you may not be able to understand what you are going through. This silence is not
God's indifference. It is the sacred preparation before the blessing. God works behind
the curtain, preparing details you can't even imagine to
bring his gift at the most appropriate time. In this silence,
your faith is tested. God wants to see if you will stand firm, if you will continue to
glorify him even when you don't see changes. Because true trust
is seen not when everything is going well, but when there is no indication. And you
keep believing. This phase is like spring brewing
under the soil. Nothing is visible on the surface, but in the darkness, the
roots grow stronger and the new flower prepares to break the ground. Another
sign that the great moment God has for you is approaching is
when you begin to feel within you an uneasy sense of change.
It is not fear, but an inner call as if something is whispering to you that
you should prepare. Maybe you start to lose interest
in things that used to fill you up. You may feel that certain relationships or
situations are coming to an end. This is not a loss. It's cleaning. God
cannot fill your hands with new gifts if they are already filled with
things that do not come from him.
So it allows certain people to leave your life, not
to cause you pain, but to make room for the best. It's
time to trust God's providence, even if you don't
understand it. Just as the farmer prunes the tree to produce more
and better fruit, so God prunes your life to prepare
a greater blessing. You may also start to see obstacles
suddenly appear just when you thought you were getting close to the answer.
This does not mean that God has abandoned you. Instead, it is a sign that
the blessing is near and the enemy is trying to distract you or make you
give up. At this stage, it is critical to remember that the greatest
battles come just before the greatest victory. As the darkest
time of night is just before dawn, so the most intense trial
often comes just before deliverance. If you keep your faith, if you continue to pray and wait patiently, you will see that
obstacles will be turned into stepping stones to blessing. And then you will understand
why God allowed you to go through this difficult path to
strengthen you, to cleanse you, and bring you to a point where you will be ready
to handle the great gift He has for you. Finally, when God is
ready to give you something big, He begins to change your perspective.
Things that once held you captive now have no power over you.
You begin to see with new eyes to understand which people are
truly next to you and who were just passing through your life for a season.
This new perspective is part of the gift. Because if God gave you
his blessing without changing the way you see, you would lose it or
underestimate it. When you reach this point, your heart is already closer
to the blessing than you think. You may not have seen the material or practical
change yet. But the greatest miracle has already begun within you. Your faith has
deepened, your trust has strengthened, and your soul has become
ready to accept the great plan that God is preparing for you.
When the time of the great blessing approaches, God begins to bring
messages and signs into your life that prepare you internally. It can be
through reading a holy text, through words that
someone will tell you without knowing what you are going through, or even through circumstances that
seem random but are not. These little messages are
beacons that light your way so you don't get lost. Sometimes
God chooses to show you these signs to encourage you to
keep going. Sometimes to correct you and other times to tell you
to wait a little longer. In this preparation, your heart is called to be
still, not to let the noise of the world cover the voice of inner
peace. The more you align with his peace, the more ready
you will be for his gift. Waiting is not a punishment. It is the school of
patience. And patience is always the key that unlocks
God's greatest doors. Another sign that you are approaching the moment of great
blessing is when your life begins to shake violently. Things you thought were
constant begin to change. Situations that seemed permanent
begin to wear away, and your daily life can take on
a faster and more demanding pace. This is no accident. It is
God's process of moving you from where you are to where
you need to be. At first, this can cause confusion and anxiety
because man often loves stability even if it is not
the best for his soul. But God knows that to give you something
greater, He must take you out of the comfort of your routine and put you
in an environment that will develop you. It is like the eagle pushing
its young out of the nest. Not to hurt them but to teach them to fly.
At this stage, you may experience what looks like loss, but
is divine removal. People who were once very close to you
may drift away. Opportunities you were waiting for may be lost, and plans
you had prepared may collapse.
All this, as painful as it may seem, is part of the preparation for the new
that is coming. God knows you cannot carry the burden of the
old in the path of the new. This cuts ties, closes doors, and
clears your path. It is an act of love that at the time may not
seem like it at all, but when you reach the next phase of your life, you will
look back and realize that these were all necessary steps to
get to where you are. The most profound sign that God is about to
give you something big is the inner transformation you feel. It's not just
that you're waiting for a miracle, but you're starting to feel like you're already changing from the inside out.
The way you think, your values, your desires, everything begins to
align with a higher purpose. This transformation is the greatest
proof that the hour of blessing is at hand. Because the most important gift
that God can give you is not the result itself, but the heart and
soul you will have when you receive it. If the gift arrives without having been changed,
you may lose it. But if you have transformed first, then nothing and no one
will be able to take that away from you. So, when you see these signs, don't
panic. It is proof that God is working in you and around you,
preparing something much greater. Than you can imagine.
We are coming to the end of this journey of revelation and preparation.
What he lives in this period is not accidental. The
trials, the delays, the removal of people, or the internal ones are not a coincidence
that you experience. Everything has a purpose. To shape you, to
cleanse you, and to make you fit to stand before the great that God
has already planned for you. Our life often looks like a woven fabric. We
only see the back, full of knots and tangled threads. But he
sees the front, the perfect image that is created. What to
you seems incomprehensible or unfair, to him is the exact plan that will
lead you to blessing. At this point, the greatest invitation is not
to find all the answers, but to learn to trust without seeing.
Trust is the foundation upon which the next chapter
of your life will rest. Without trust, every gift is in danger of being lost. Because
doubt steals joy and impatience wastes God's time.
The truth is, you don't need to know when or how. You need to know
who. And when this becomes a certainty within you, then all fear loses
its power. This is the situation God is leading you into now. Get
to the point where you can say, even if I don't understand, I trust. Remember
God never delays without a reason. Every wait is protection. Every
door closing is a release. Every trial is an education. If you see
your life through this lens, then even the most difficult moments
turn into opportunities to draw closer to him. Some gifts are not yet ripe to be given to you. There are roads that, if
you walk now, will harm you, and there are people who, if you
meet before the time, will prevent you from seeing the full plan. That's why
he's holding you back a bit. Not to deprive you but to
protect you. Now, as we close this message, I want to tell you something that will
be engraved in your heart. You are not forgotten, you are not
abandoned, and you are certainly not on the sidelines. You are at the center of a
plan that goes beyond what you can imagine. The moment you've been waiting for
is coming. It may not be seen yet, but every passing day
brings you closer. Keep your faith alive. Keep your heart pure
and stand firm. Because when God decides to open that door,
nothing and no one will be able to close it. And then you will understand that every
tear, every wait, every moment you felt weak was the ground on which
the greatest miracle of your life was born.
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