When you are running with a vision no one else can see, you have to adopt the role of a teacher. You have to teach the vision to people. The Bible says where there is no vision, the people perish. This shows the relationship between a people and a vision. Where there is no people, the vision will also perish. You have to understand that you can not singlehandedly do the work of God. Every vision from heaven needs people who can run with it. For a vision to manifest, there must be people who can run with it.
Habakkuk 2:2 says to write the vision, make it plain that he may run that reads it. The vision must be clear. Written that if someone takes a look, they can see how they might contribute to it. If you study the quoted verse (Habakkuk 2:2), you’ll realise that the person writing the vision is not the same person running with it. Many fathers of faith have written visions that remain unexpressed for generations. Then another generation rises up, reads the vision, and begins to run with it.
A lot of times, we complain about lack of resources. But the real problem is lack of clarity. Resources follow clarity. Jesus never lacked resources because he had great mastery and clarity of his vision. People could see what he came to do. And they happily supported him (Like 8:1-3). It is up to you to teach, teach, and teach. You have to explain, explain, and explain the vision. A good teacher knows to teach with long-suffering and careful instructions (2 Timothy 4:2). As you teach others the clarity and insights you have, they begin to align with the vision. The journey to manifestation can then begin.
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