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"Before I Make Another Move" by Kierra Sol: Why Pausing Is the Boldest Act of Faith


What if the bravest thing you could do wasn't to move faster, but actually to pause? That's the key message of "Before I Make Another Move" by Kierra Sol. It's an anthem for anyone trying to hear God before they move.

Kierra Sol - Before I Make Another MoveThe song speaks directly to those in-between moments between moving forward and waiting on direction. Not lost, but it's not clear either. You're ready to move, but something inside says wait, what if I get it wrong… The pressure is real. The fear of getting it wrong is real. And in that silence, doubts can creep in - especially when it feels like everyone else is progressing while you're still standing still.

This song is a reminder that pausing isn't falling behind. Instead of rushing ahead, Kierra invites you not to rush those things that require His direction. Her message is honest, relatable, and deeply freeing when you are able to accept that posture of dependence. The key is to hear clearly, trust fully, and try not to rush ahead of what God is doing. 

Does it sound familiar? Do you feel the urgency to move forward while you're not (yet) hearing His direction? If that is the case, Kierra shared that this song was especially written for you! Don't underestimate the power of a surrendered pause! Go ahead and give the long a listen. May it recalibrate your next step. Take a moment, breathe, and pray… "Before I make another move, I just need to know You're still leading, God."

(Related scripture: Psalm 37:7; Proverbs 3:5-6; Isaiah 30:21)

Background:

For anyone trying to hear God before they move, this is your anthem.

“Before I Make Another Move” is a raw, honest reflection of what it feels like to be stuck between moving forward and waiting on direction.

If you’ve ever been in that space 
Where you’re not lost… but you’re not clear either 
This song is for you 
Take a moment 
Breathe 
And don’t rush what requires direction 

Release date: April 10, 2026

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