In God's Timing Or In Your Timing? Part 1

Last evening, I saw a vision of the Father and me sitting on His throne. He took out a watch and threw it away. I was baffled. Then He said, "My promises in Christ are not based on My timing. It is based on your timing. Because I live outside of time. Time doesn't apply to Me. It is you who live with timing."

Perplexed, I said, "I need Scriptures." A vision without Scripture confirmation can be a voice that is not from God.

Therefore I say to you, whatever things you ask when you pray, believe that you receive them, and you will have them. - Mark 11:24

For all the promises of God in Him are Yes, and in Him Amen, to the glory of God through us. - 2 Cor 1:20

This vision may sound like a different God we know traditionally. Because we are so used to saying, "Oh, in God's perfect timing." But what does it really mean when we say, "In God's timing?" We are indirectly putting the whole deal on Him when we don't see His promises fulfilled.

Hope deferred makes the heart sick. We get disappointed when "His timing" seems forever. We blame Him. We call Him a liar. Finally, we walk away from the One who is absolute goodness.

For He has already blessed us with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places in Christ (Eph 1:3).

In other words, all of God's promises were released on the Cross. Healing, deliverance, wisdom, abundance, peace, joy, righteousness, and the list goes on, etc.

His timing for the promises to be given to us was the CROSS. This is why salvation (saved, healed, delivered, protected, preserved, made whole, kept safe and sound) is always NOW.

God's promises are not based on His timing. They are based on our timing. What does it mean?

Mark 11:24 says that if we believe that we have received the promise, we will have it. Every promise of God is by grace through faith. It has already been given. We simply believe. The process between receiving and manifesting lies with believing. Believe in the good, good Father.

Believing lies in our timing, not in God's timing. It's not believing in the head or the mind. It's believing in the heart (Mark 11:23).

For as many as are the promises of God, in Christ they are [all answered] “Yes.” So through Him we say our “Amen” to the glory of God. - 2 Cor 1:20 (Amplified Bible)

God's promises were answered and given in Christ. Our response is to believe with 'Amen'.

God's promises are not based on God's timing. It is based on our timing. The equation is not on His side. He has done a perfectly complete work on the Cross. He is perfectly GOOD! Jesus!