Habakkuk 2:2-3; Galatians 6:9 Reflection: Vision often arrives before the resources, people, skills, systems, and timing needed to complete it. This gap can become frustrating. We may wonder whether we heard God correctly because progress is slower than expected. Habakkuk teaches that vision may have an appointed time. That means delay can be part of the process rather than proof of failure. During this period, God may be developing our character, correcting the model, connecting us with the right people, or teaching us skills we will need later. Patience does not mean becoming passive. We continue writing the plan, serving people, improving our work, building relationships, and preparing for the opportunity. We simply refuse to destroy our peace because everything has not happened yet. Strong businesses are rarely built through one exciting moment. They are built through repeated acts of faithfulness. Do not abandon a God-given assignment simply because the timeline is longer than you expected. Work-On-It Question: I feel discouraged because on __________ has not happened yet. While I wait, I can faithfully work __________ Action Step: List three things that can be improved during this waiting season.