Wilhem Belocian fell victim to bad timing. He had qualified up to this level and a fraction of a second is all it took to book him the next flight back home in France. It was a premature exit for such a young promising athlete tipped to win.
Many people today have felt what Belocian felt on that track that day. Life is a race and on that track there are rules. Everyone prepares to run but the bad timing has crushed hopes and dreams.”
Okari went ahead to advise his followers to be patient because good things come to those who wait, claiming bad ‘timings give you premature results’.
“Hard work means taking time to build but a fraction of a second, one move, one decision, one choice squashes everything.
You were born with an internal clock. It’s called discernment.
It will cause you to know your seasons and times for everything. The problem is that most people don’t know the ticking sound of their clock. But those who have mastered it know when to make a move.
Bad timing will give you premature results and the problem is not the strategy or concept, you moved too early or too late.
It is frustrating to read about the promises of God in the Bible, understand them but not walk in them.
Promises are super glued to time. They are actually twins.
The problem for most people is they try to take the promises of God out of God’s timing and like a surgeon trying to separate conjoined twins, one wrong move and something will definitely go wrong.
Sarai was told she was going to have a child. (Genesis 18:14) “At the appointed time I will return to you, according to the time of life, and Sarah shall have a son.”
