Provision for the Vision
Jerubaal did not start with visibility. He started with survival. He was threshing wheat in a winepress, not because it was efficient, but because it was safe. Fear had shaped the location of his obedience. Yet even there, vision was alive. Small. Hidden. Uncelebrated. But alive. If you are young and your current space feels beneath what you carry, understand this: beginnings are rarely impressive. God often allows vision to grow in obscurity so pride does not grow faster than purpose. Vision often arrives before provision. This is not a delay. It is design. Do not be discouraged because you see where you are going but lack what it takes to get there. God intentionally allows the gap. That gap trains trust. If provision comes first, dependence dies early. God calls people from the end, not the middle. Jerubaal was named a mighty man while still hiding. Heaven had already concluded what the earth could not yet confirm. Learn this early: your current condition is not a r...