It’s inevitable that life will throw us off course. But just know that there are no mistakes! Our detours moves us to the same path we’re destined to be in!

In times of crisis, it’s easy to see with our natural eyes and assume that this is factual. In a moment of uncertainty, it should challenge us to see with our eyes and trust that there’s more waiting for us out there.

The struggle is real. But so is the beauty that comes from it! In our season of darkness, God will meet us where we’re at. All He requires is the first step!

Today’s episode talks about finding out the areas in your life that needs changing. Realizing what is not working in order for you to expand.

We all have a fear of being rejected. But now is the time to take that fear and focus on God’s provision in your life!

Pull up a chair in your heart, put your to-do lists and life planners aside, and just be present. Be in the now and go after His heart!

Today’s episode is how we can be encouraged to live outside of our comfort zones. Which can only be done with self-sacrifice, prayer, the Word, and having full trust in God with the unknown!

It is normal for us to compare our spiritual growth to others. It’s easy for their development to makes us feel inferior. But what if it was a way of God telling you that your gifts are already given to you and it is only in His perfect time that you can use them?

Today consists of a pep talk: a pep talk to keep pressing on and to show up. Even when it feels like your efforts are going unnoticed or leads you out of your comfort-zone. Today, I’m declaring that slow growth can actually be good growth. Despite our discomfort. Pope Francis said: “When it comes to living out the gospel message, the best way is by going out of comfort zone.” “Slow and steady wins the race,” right? Trust the pace of your journey. It’s not about your strength but to have full trust in him and his process because “he makes all things new.” (Revelations 21:5) “Do not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.” (Galatians 6:9) As Christians, we are slow-grown. None of God’s ways are needless and God is not slow; He’s patient. (2 Peter 3:9) Trust the process!

Doing things a little different this evening: We’re diving right in with the topic of Forgiveness, the different spectrums, and levels of it, and why it’s often so difficult.