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As you guys see from the title, today we're talking about succeeding and slow seasons,

and we're coming from the book of

2 Peter chapter 3 and verse 9 so grab your journals. Now the way that God gave me

this word was actually in my sleep so before before I woke up this morning, he showed me like a vision. And what he showed me was a baby, a newborn baby in someone's hand. I don't know if it was it was like I was looking at someone with the

newborn baby in their hand and what God allowed me to see was that the person

that had the newborn baby was moving very slow. It's like they were about to lay the baby down

or they were moving a baby somewhere. I couldn't see the environment. I just

saw the hands and I saw a newborn baby. And the first thing that came to mind as I saw this was move with caution move with caution and when I woke up and I began to do my quiet time I thought about last week's word and last week the word was remove the residue as you get ready to step into the new you have to remove the residue of the old and what God showed me with this visualization of this baby is that with the new that he's

releasing in this season we must move with caution a lot of times when we transition from one season to another or when we know that something new is supposed to be happening,

we begin to grow weary because it feels like God is either being silent or it feels like he's moving very slow.

God, I prayed for this.

You said you were going to do this.

You said you were going to give me this promise.

You said you were going to give me this promotion.

You said you were going to give me this marriage.

You said you were going to heal me. but it seems like even though I know I have the

promise in the word from you it seems like you're moving slow it seems like you have

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