Stop waiting for perfect conditions to use your gifts. God gives you tools and a blueprint, then expects you to build. He extends grace for execution mistakes, not willful disobedience, so move forward until he tells you to stop.
Believers waste so much time waiting around fearful, wondering if they're going to make God mad. Listen, I don't think God is looking over the balconies of heaven waiting for us to mess up by even the smallest detail in order to punish us. As long as you're not committing a violation of the commands that are given to us plainly in the Word of God, then I believe that there's grace for the mistakes that we make in terms of timing and planning and the specific details of how we carry out our calling. In other words, God gives us tools, a blueprint, a general God gives us a general idea of what he wants us to do, and it's our job to use our specific giftings to fulfill God's general commands and callings. God designed you to build, to achieve, to advance, to go after what you believe is right. He says, here are the tools, now go build the kingdom. And we say, Lord, what part of the wall should I get started on? And he's saying, just go build something. Instead of waiting for a definite yes, go until God says no. Sometimes you're just going to have to say, I think this is God, so I'm going to step out in faith. Now, of course, this is all while balancing wisdom, but make sure that you're not confusing fear for wisdom or wisdom for fear.
