Hesed Ojieh describes the moment he stopped blaming circumstances and recognized God had positioned him for transformation. He compares his experience to Jacob in Laban's house, breaking it into three parts: divine positioning, the process God conducts, and extraction as the outcome.
The day I began to realize that God, God is the one that opened the door for me to go, that day my whole life was transformed. Everything in my life was transformed. I no longer began to blame the circumstances and the situations around my job, and I realized that I'm like Jacob in the house of Laban. There is a divine positioning, there is a process, and there's an extraction. Three words: positioning— you're placed there by divine position— and there is a process. So you finish the first one of the divine positioning, you're in process. There is a process. God is a God of process, protocol, systems. God does not just do things. Can you— do you understand how that God is a planner? He plans, he plans, he plans, and he plans.
