Stop Waiting for the Stage—Serve Yahuah in the Hidden Places

Many of us feel a pull to “do something big” for Yahuah. We imagine ourselves preaching to crowds, leading worship, or standing before thousands declaring His truth. But beloved brothers and sisters, Scripture shows us that before anyone is trusted with the visible, they are refined in the invisible.

Think of David—anointed as king while still a shepherd boy. He wasn’t crowned the next day; he spent years in the hidden fields learning to worship, fight battles with lions and bears, and stay faithful with sheep before Yahuah placed him on a throne (1 Samuel 16–17).

Think of Yahusha—before His public ministry, He spent 40 days in the wilderness, fasting, praying, and overcoming temptation (Matthew 4). His faithfulness in secret prepared Him for power in the open.

Yahuah cares about faithfulness in the small. It’s in the hidden places—our homes, our prayer closets, our acts of quiet service—where He shapes our hearts. Serving a neighbor, interceding in prayer, disciplining our children in truth, encouraging a weary soul… these are not “small” to Yahuah. They are training grounds.

If you are waiting for a platform before you serve, you are missing the very preparation Yahuah is giving you now. The “stage” doesn’t validate your calling—obedience does.

📌 Remember:

• If you won’t pray in secret, you won’t stand in public.

• If you won’t obey in the hidden, you won’t endure in the open.

• If you won’t honor Yahuah in the little, you won’t be trusted with the much (Luke 16:10).

So stop waiting for the stage. Serve Yahuah in the hidden places. That is where the anointing deepens, the roots grow strong, and the character is formed to carry what He has for you. Be Encouraged my Brothers and Sisters! Shalom!