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POV: You're afraid it won't come IN TIME! 💫👊💰👀

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Why it worked

The video taps into a common human experience of anxiety around financial or situational needs, offering a relatable spiritual solution. The direct call to action encourages engagement and community building around shared faith.

Summary

The speaker discusses the fear of not receiving divine provision in time, contrasting it with trusting God's ability to provide. They encourage viewers to handle what they can and trust God for the rest, referencing Philippians 4:19 and inviting comments of trust.

Structure

1Fear of delayed provision
2Trusting God's timing
3Scriptural basis for provision
4Actionable advice: handle what you can
5Call to action: comment 'I trust God'

Call to action

type in the comments, I trust god.

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POV: You're afraid it won't come IN TIME! 💫👊💰👀

Transcript

You're not afraid God won't provide. You're afraid He won't provide in time. Because faith feels different when there's a due date attached to what you've been praying about. When the bill is due, when the money is getting low, when you need an answer within a week, not some day, but you need it within a week. Philippians 4:19 says, my God shall supply all, all, not some, all your need according to his riches and glory in Christ Jesus. It doesn't say God will you coming by measuring what's your bank account. Because your bank account may be low. Your bank account may be negative. The account is a resource. Is God. So today, do what you can do. Handle what you can handle and refuse to spend the rest of your day panicking over what only God can do. You gotta trust him. If you're trusting God for provision right now, I want you to type in the comments, I trust God. Comments, I trust you, God. This is for somebody trying to believe God in time, but still struggling. Listen, your struggle is not that you believe God can do it. It's when you're waiting. The waiting season. Listen, my name is Tanzanite. Go ahead and give me a follow. Shalom.