Minty: "You mentioned that you now write with the Creator Himself. In the world of writing, we often talk about Writer's Block—that wall where the words just stop coming."
Minty: "Now that you are walking in the yoke with the 'Big Ox,' how do you handle those quiet moments when the ink seems to run dry? Do you see those moments as a sign that Adonai wants you to rest and be 'the Daughter' for a while, or do you see them as a moment where the 'Small Ox' is accidentally trying to pull the weight in her own direction again? When the screen is blank, do you feel anxious, or do you just wait for the next step of the yoke?"
[The audience is very still, many of them nodding—clearly familiar with the blank page moments in their own lives and wondering how to find peace in the silence.]
Iboni: "I'm only human, of course there'd be times that I feel anxious when I couldn't write in that blank space. But then I listen to the one who tells me to calm myself down and not stress about it. Then when I see that I am running out of time. But then I tell myself 'why worry about time when time itself is held by the Most High?' I may not be able to stop time but I know someone who holds it. "
[A profound silence hangs over the studio for a few seconds. It's one of those moments where the truth is so heavy it needs space to settle. They see a few people in the audience exhale slowly, visibly letting go of the tension in their shoulders. The idea that we aren't racing against a clock, but resting in the hands of the One who created the clock, is clearly a healing word for the hustle culture we live in.]
Minty:[Voice soft and filled with wonder] "That is a perspective that changes everything. It turns a deadline into a divine line. If He holds time, then you're never truly behind; you're exactly where He's pacing you to be."