Hey babe! Tonight's episode is not what I originally intended, but you know what I say...divine timing. This episode is raw, unedited, and emotional. An episode rendered in the intimate, transformative, in-between space of dusk and dawn -- the midnight hour where God turns things around. I invite you in to hear the inner whispers of my heart in the wake of divine encounter and divine impartation.

Hey babe! Tonight's episode is not what I originally intended, but you know what I say...divine timing. This episode is raw, unedited, and emotional. An episode rendered in the intimate, transformative, in-between space of dusk and dawn -- the midnight hour where God turns things around. I invite you in to hear the inner whispers of my heart in the wake of divine encounter and divine impartation.

Hey Siri, play "Make Me Over" x Bri Babineaux

Divine Timing: A story where we focus on moving in God's timing. In His divine will and way. We surrender, submit, and yield to what He has for us, in the timing that He chooses. Too often, I've rushed the process or operated in my own will. I was then left unsatisfied, unappeased, and quite frankly -- upset. In the end, I always ended up back at the altar, seeking the face, hands, and will of God. In this space, we talk about cutting out the middle man and doing it our own way, and going straight to the latter step -- seeking God and His way. I've done it both ways. I still struggle with consistently getting it right. On the dtpod, we're not focused on perfection, but rather authenticity and vulnerability in telling the stories of where we've been, where we are currently, and where we're going. Because "divine timing" isn't just about the positive promises we're waiting on, but also about acknowledging the difficult and excruciating experiences, too. It's about holding onto Romans 8:28, "And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to His purpose."

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Divine Timing: A story where we focus on moving in God's timing. In His divine will and way. We surrender, submit, and yield to what He has for us, in the timing that He chooses. Too often, I've rushed the process or operated in my own will. I was then left unsatisfied, unappeased, and quite frankly -- upset. In the end, I always ended up back at the altar, seeking the face, hands, and will of God. In this space, we talk about cutting out the middle man and doing it our own way, and going straight to the latter step -- seeking God and His way. I've done it both ways. I still struggle with consistently getting it right. On the dtpod, we're not focused on perfection, but rather authenticity and vulnerability in telling the stories of where we've been, where we are currently, and where we're going. Because "divine timing" isn't just about the positive promises we're waiting on, but also about acknowledging the difficult and excruciating experiences, too. It's about holding onto Romans 8:28, "And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to His purpose."

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