Jacob had a choice to make. Esau is theology. Esau went out and did what he knew, and when you go out to do what you know rather than staying to do what you feel, it takes you too long to come back. Jacob flowed by revelation, even though that revelation was uncomfortable for him. Carpe diem. Seize the day. When we fail to seize the day or the moment we feel it, we suppress the feeling, and it takes time to come back if it ever does. It is essential to truly feel the thing and act on it when we feel it, in whatever way we can.

The Holy Spirit gives a Word of Knowledge for you to obey to the letter at that specific moment. If you do it at any other time, it won’t turn out the way it should. The thing about words of knowledge is they require immediate obedience. Delayed obedience is disobedience; don’t we teach this to our children? Why can’t we understand the concept ourselves as adults?

Immediately obey when you hear the Word of God. Do not delay because timing is everything with God. God does not wait, nor will He act prematurely. He is always on time. When He says to do something, do it. Otherwise, you’ll miss out.  Sign up for the Master Blessing Plan and exclusive access to Archbishop Jordan’s best-selling books.