The Journey Will Not Be Revealed All At Once

A Message to The Chosen Ones
This message is for those who believe they have been called to something greater than what they can presently understand.

The entire journey will not be revealed to you before you begin.

You may want to know the destination, the people you will meet, the difficulties you will face, the losses you may experience and how everything will eventually come together.

But God does not always give you the whole map.

Sometimes, He gives you only the next step.

“By faith Abraham obeyed when he was called to go out to a place he would later receive as his inheritance; and he went, even though he did not know where he was going.”
— Hebrews 11:8

Abraham moved before he knew everything.

That is faith.
YOU MUST LEARN TO EMBRACE THE UNKNOWN

There are assignments that cannot be understood completely from the beginning.

You may begin with only a small understanding of what you are supposed to do. As you move, more is revealed. As you obey, another door opens. As you continue, the fog begins to clear.

Do not demand tomorrow's explanation before taking today's step.

“We walk by faith, not by sight.”
— 2 Corinthians 5:7

Christ knew the seriousness and cost of His mission, yet He still surrendered Himself to the Father's will:

“Not my will, but yours, be done.”
— Luke 22:42

The lesson is simple:
You may not understand everything, but you can still trust God.

THE HOLY SPIRIT IS YOUR TEACHER AND GUIDE

No one is to lead you through your journey, do not assume you have been abandoned. It is your soul contract and must be discovered only by you. Do not expect anyone to accompany or lead you.

Your family will not understand you, your friends cannot understand what you are experiencing, religious leaders cannot explain what is happening, remember that your relationship with God does not depend entirely upon human understanding.

The Holy Spirit is your teacher and guide.

Jesus said:
“The Advocate, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in my name, will teach you all things.”
— John 14:26

And Jesus also said:
“When he, the Spirit of truth, comes, he will guide you into all the truth.”
— John 16:13

Therefore, learn to listen.
Pray.
Be still.
Pay attention.
Study the Word.
Develop discernment.
Allow the Holy Spirit to correct you, teach you and guide you.

Do not make people your ultimate source of direction.

People will like to advise you.
People will like to encourage you.
People will like to teach you.

But ultimately, your trust must remain in God. Do not follow what they say. They can kick you off your path.

And remember: listening to the Holy Spirit does not mean abandoning wisdom or refusing correction. Test what you believe you are hearing, remain grounded in Scripture, and be humble enough to recognize his voice.

NOT EVERYONE WILL WALK WITH YOU
Do not expect everyone to understand your journey.

Everyone has a different purpose.
Everyone has a different season.
Everyone has a different road to walk.
Some people will walk with you for a season and then leave.

Some will misunderstand you.
Some may laugh at you.
Some may question you.
Some may even try to discourage or stop you.

Do not allow their reactions determine where you going.

Listen to the SPIRIT
DO NOT COMPARE YOUR JOURNEY
One of the greatest mistakes you can make is comparing your journey with another person's.

Someone may be moving faster than you.
Someone may already have what you are waiting for.

Someone may have a larger platform.
Someone may appear to understand their purpose more clearly.

That does not mean you are behind.
Their assignment is not your assignment.

Their timing is not your timing.
Their journey is not your journey.
Stay in your lane.
Keep moving.
WHEN THE JOURNEY BECOMES DIFFICULT

There will be moments when you become tired.

There will be moments when you question yourself.

There will be moments when you feel alone.

There will be moments when you wonder whether you misunderstood everything.

Do not give up simply because the journey became difficult.

Paul wrote:
“Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.”
— Galatians 6:9

When you are weak, ask God for strength.

When you are confused, ask for wisdom.
When you are afraid, ask for courage.
When you are lost, ask for direction.
And when you cannot see the entire road, ask God to show you the next step.

You do not need to see the entire staircase before KEEP GOING.

DO NOT GIVE UP
For how far you have already come, remember why you started.

Some things you left behind were not meant to COME with you.

Some environments had to be left.
Some relationships had to end.
Some habits had to die.
Some versions of yourself had to disappear.

Do not keep returning to what you prayed to be delivered from.

Keep moving.
As you move forward, your understanding will increase.

What once looked confusing may eventually become clear.

What once seemed like a loss may eventually reveal its purpose.

The fog may lift.
The pieces may begin to connect.
And what you could not understand at the beginning may make sense later.

YOUR PRAYER FOR THE JOURNEY
Father,
I have accepted the journey you have placed before me.

Let the Holy Spirit, be my teacher and my guide.

When I am weak, strengthen me.
When I am confused, give me wisdom.
When I am afraid, give me courage.
When I cannot see the way, show me the next step.

Help me recognize Your voice and distinguish it from fear, confusion, ego and distraction.

Renew my strength.
Turn my weaknesses into strength.
Lead me. Guide me. Teach me. Strengthen me.

And when I become tired, remind me that I did not begin this journey alone.

Amen.
KEEP GOING
If you truly believe God has called you, keep going.

Do not let rejection destroy you.
Do not let loneliness stop you.
Do not let criticism define you.
Do not let hunger distract you.
Do not let temporary difficulties make you abandon a purpose you have carefully tested.

But remain humble.
Remain discerning.
Remain teachable.
And above everything else, stay connected to God.

The entire journey may not be revealed today.

That is okay.
You do not need tomorrow's revelation to obey today's instruction.

“Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make your paths straight.”
— Proverbs 3:5–6

Keep going.
The journey is still unfolding
At any point in time, you need any help, call on me.

I ask the Lord to strengthen you and the Holy Spirit to keep guiding and leading to your destinations. Amen.

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