Hello, thank you so much for joining me today for Give Him 15, and the title of our post is

No More Dismay, No More Delay. I felt that the following word from my brother, Tim Sheets,

needed to be shared concurrently with Gina Goldston's word in yesterday's give him 15. They are so in sync,

each one's so confirming of the other, that I'm posting them back to back. And again,

Tim's title, No More Dismay, No More Delay. He says, there are moments in history when God's glory moves in such a way that it shifts

entire seasons. We're in one of those moments now. To understand this, Holy Spirit has been

emphasizing a simple but powerful instruction.

Look to the precedence.

Throughout Scripture, when God's glory increased in the earth, it followed recognizable patterns.

They weren't isolated events.

They were divine templates that reveal what happens when his presence intensifies among his people. We are moving, as the apostle Paul described, from one degree of glory to another.

But this transition is not incremental in the way we often imagine. It's accelerating and compounding. It's the convergence of past glory eras merging into a present moment that will exceed them all. What God has done before, he is now doing again, but at a far greater level.

One of the clearest precedents is that when glory increases, promises are fulfilled.

In each major move of God, there has been a mass activation of what was previously

spoken. We saw this in the Exodus. After generations of waiting, promises given to Abraham,

Isaac, and Jacob suddenly moved from prophecy to fulfillment. We saw it again in Acts

2. Prophetic words were no longer distant hopes. They became living realities. As the Holy Spirit

hovered over the 120 in the upper room. The church was birthed.

This is how the spirit works.

At creation, he hovered, brooding over what was formless, bringing life where there was none.

He incubates what God has spoken until the moment it should be born.

The timing is not random, but divinely appointed.

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