Ink & Fire: Part Fourteen — Don’t Miss Your Destiny Moment
Romans 15:14–25
In Part Fourteen of our Ink & Fire series, we ask: “What if the moment you’re ignoring is the moment God’s been preparing?” Destiny doesn’t always arrive with fireworks—it often slips in quietly, disguised as obedience in the ordinary.
Paul didn’t stumble into purpose. He stewarded it—through bold decisions, sacred connections, and Spirit-led direction. Destiny isn’t discovered; it’s developed. And development demands discipline.
God’s mission collided with Paul’s obedience, and the result was a ripple effect that reached nations. Your destiny isn’t just about where you’re going—it’s about who you’re carrying with you. Every connection, every conversation, every act of faith is part of the divine domino.
But don’t be fooled: destiny doesn’t come with a drumroll. It comes with a decision. Will you chase the spotlight or steward the candlelight? Will you wait for the monumental or honor the mundane?
And if you’ve missed it before—don’t worry. Destiny doesn’t expire. God’s timing may frustrate you, but it will never fail you. Even dysfunction can’t disqualify what God has designed. Your history isn’t a hindrance—it’s a highlight reel of His sovereignty.
So walk boldly. Even if it means walking through the hall of haters. Because to pass through the door of destiny, you’ll need courage that outweighs convenience.
Missed the message or want to revisit the Word? Rewatch the full sermon and let God reignite your heart for the destiny He’s still developing in you.
