SEASONS OF SIEGE
GOD IS COMING
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Narrado por:
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De:
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Marlene Miles
Este título utiliza narración de voz virtual
There are seasons when effort no longer works.
Prayer feels resisted.
Movement is restricted.
Options disappear.
And nothing—nothing—you try produces change.
This is not famine.
This is siege.
A siege is not simply hardship or delay. It is a season governed by restraint—where self-rescue becomes the temptation, and trust becomes the test.
Seasons of Siege: God Is Coming is not a book of formulas, steps, or techniques to “break through.” It does not offer shortcuts, leverage, or transactional faith. Instead, it names what Scripture has always shown but few have articulated clearly:
Some seasons are not meant to be solved.
They are meant to be weathered.
Drawing from Scripture, theology, and spiritual discernment, this book explores:
The difference between famine and siege
Why what once worked no longer works
Why authority may be restrained, not removed
The danger of self-rescue under pressure
Why “giving your way out” is not biblical
How trust, restraint, and proximity to God govern survival
Why God often ends sieges suddenly and quietly
How promotion and entrustment follow trust under pressure
This is a book for those who know something spiritual is happening—but have been given no language for it.
It does not accuse.
It does not rush God.
It does not blame the reader.
It affirms this central truth:
God is coming.
Not because we force Him.
Not because we bargain.
But because He governs.
And when He comes, the siege does not end in chaos—it ends in clarity.
This book is for those who are still standing, still trusting, and still waiting—
not because they are weak,
but because they are being entrusted.