There are seasons when the soul knows something before circumstances catch up.
“A Change Is Gonna Come” isn’t just a song.
It’s a testimony of waiting with dignity.
Sam Cooke wasn’t singing from comfort.
He was singing from endurance.
From the long road.
From the quiet ache of knowing things are not as they should be—and still choosing hope.
That’s the part that stays with me.
Not the drama of the change.
But the patience required before it arrives.
Most people think change comes from force.
From pressure.
From noise.
But the most meaningful change comes from alignment.
From the moment you stop fighting reality
and start stewarding your inner life with honesty.
There comes a time when you realize:
You don’t need more speed.
You need more truth.
More truth about what no longer fits.
More truth about what you’re being prepared for.
More truth about the cost you’ve already paid.
Change doesn’t arrive because you demand it.
It arrives because you’re ready to carry it.
And readiness is quiet work.
If you’ve been standing at the river’s edge—
trusting that what you sense hasn’t fully appeared yet—
you’re not behind.
You’re in the in-between.
And the in-between has always been where history turns.
Have you felt that knowing lately?
That calm, persistent sense that something is shifting—slowly, deliberately, faithfully?
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