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The New Season You Are in Is Brand and Grand Now

  • Writer: Brainz Magazine
    Brainz Magazine
  • Jul 31, 2025
  • 3 min read

Irving Benjamin Jr loves to encourage, motivate, and inspire people. Learn to love and appreciate yourself all the time.

Executive Contributor Irving Benjamin Jr

In this powerful reflection, Irving Benjamin Jr. draws on the wisdom of Isaiah 43:19, offering a message of hope and renewal. The “Brand and Grand Season” is upon you, a time of divine connection, transformation, and empowerment. After enduring hardship, rejection, and struggle, this season is the reward you’ve worked and waited for. It’s a time for new opportunities, new people, and a new version of yourself, one that aligns with divine purpose and fulfillment. Get ready to step into a future that’s truly yours.


A man with blond hair stands outdoors, eyes closed, hands pressed together in a prayer position, with a mountain range in the background.

“Behold, I will do a new thing; now it shall spring forth; shall ye not know it? I will even make a way in the wilderness, and rivers in the desert.” (Isaiah 43:1G) kjv

Define:


New: Different from the former or old.

Season: A suitable, natural, or convenient time.

Your: To show that something belongs or relates to the person or people that you are speaking to.

Is: Be

Brand: A trademark or distinctive name identifying a product, service, or organization.

Grand: Large and impressive in size or extent.

Now: At the present time


This is a remarkably interesting Season for some of you that has been worth the wait. Some of you have been through pain, suffering, disappointments, ridicule, lack, rejection, obstacles, hardships, and so much more, but I want to encourage you and inform you that the season that you're about to experience is Brand and Grand Now.


This season shall be interesting in three ways: people, places, and things. You are getting ready to divinely connect to people who have the same mindset, focus as you, and the goal is to please God. There are places that you are getting ready to go that are going to change your perspective about life and open your mind to things you have been closed to, and there are things that you are about to do that you thought you were not able to do, but you will find yourself doing in a new way now. You have gone through much, so that you can finally experience more in the Brand and Grand Season of your life now. As you embark upon this season you must keep focus and be on the lookout because what is about to happen for you, in you and through you is because you waited and you worked for it.


This season belongs to you alone, so do not apologize for what God is and shall do for you now, because once again, it has been worth the wait. What you are about to embark upon in your Brand and Grand Season Now is going to cause you to be speechless and satisfied. Many may feel you do not deserve what you shall get now, but do not pay attention to this negativity; embrace and accept what you have suffered, for it is all yours without any strings attached. Enjoy your Brand and Grand Season now, all you want to unapologetically.


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Irving Benjamin Jr, Pastor & Motivational Speaker

Irving Benjamin Jr is a pastor and motivational speaker who enjoys inspiring and motivating people from different walks of life through spiritual insight and natural applications that have and will help build people up in every area of their life ( spiritually, emotionally, physically, mentally, and financially). Making a positive difference and impact in the lives of others is essential for people and the world as a whole. Overall, my message to anyone is that when you put god first in your life, you can do anything if you put your mind to it.

This article is published in collaboration with Brainz Magazine’s network of global experts, carefully selected to share real, valuable insights.

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