The Scripture says, “God has ordered our steps.” How do you know that God has not ordered you to be in a dry season so He can get you in a position to do something that you’ve never seen? Not just bring you out, but bring you into a super bloom, catapult you ahead, bring dreams to pass that you’ve given up on. Why don’t you be a believer and not a doubter. Doubters are a dime a dozen. It’s easy to say, “This is not for me.” But God is looking for people who will dare say, “Yes, I’m in a dry season. Yes, I have excessive rain. But I know this is not how my story in ends. A super bloom is coming. God, show out in my life. Surprise me with Your favor.”

There’s something down on the inside of you that was worth God sending me from Los Angeles, California to tell you that God has been waiting long enough.
You are worth the wait.
But it’s time for you to take that offering for you to take your dream, for you to take your idea of what your life has to look like and lay it down on the altar so that I can give you what I have for you.
I’ve been waiting, I’ve been waiting for you to come back and I don’t mean I’ve been waiting for you to come to church, but sometimes I mean that too.
But I hear God saying, I’ve been waiting for you to come back to come back with something that was worth me waiting for you to not come back with this cute little church.
Praise in these church colloquialisms. But to come back with something that reveals to me that you recognize the weight that I wanna put on you.
Because if you can recognize the weight that I wanna put on you, then you will see why you are still in this world because you were worth it to God, you were worth it.
You should be dead somewhere out of your mind. You should be locked up somewhere.
And somebody said, but you baby are worth the wait, you baby are worth the wait.
You should have lost it all. But you’re worth the wait. I should have been broken and miserable.
But God said I was worth the wait.
I should be on my sixth marriage and strung out on a drug somewhere.
But God said I was worth the wait.
And when I gave him an offering that said, God, I’m broken and confused and lost and disappointed.
But I wanna know what you see in me. I’m bitter.
I’m angry. I’m disappointed. I’ve gotta be honest with you.
God, I’m gonna give you something that you can really work with.
I’m tired of lifting my hands but not really worshiping from my heart.
But God, you’ve been waiting time after time after time.
You have waited for me and I feel like the wait is over.