Waiting can feel uncomfortable—especially when we’re tempted to push, fix, or force outcomes just to ease the tension. In this Monday Minute, we talk about the difference between faithful waiting and anxious striving, and how trust sometimes looks like restraint.

Psalm 27:14 encourages us to wait for the Lord; be strong and take heart and wait for the Lord. Waiting isn’t passive or powerless—it’s an active choice to trust God’s timing over our urgency.

If you’re in a season where you want clarity, movement, or resolution, this is your reminder that you don’t have to force what God is still forming. Strength can look like patience, and faith can look like letting go.

⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode includes discussion of child loss. Please take care of your heart as you listen.

In Part Two with the incredible Miss Deb, we’re continuing the conversation on vision—and how to make it plain so you can actually live it out. From a powerful Steve Harvey story (yes… the “300 things list” 👀) to the kind of truth that hits you right in the chest, Miss Deb reminds us that God can stir fresh purpose in you at any stage of life.

In this episode, we talk about how these truths can coexist:

If you’ve felt stuck, numb, tired, or like life has become repetitive… this episode is a gentle but bold wake-up call: God still has something for you.

🎧 Press play and let this one light the spark again.

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Spiritual growth isn’t only about what we believe—it’s also about how we remain present, calm, and grounded when life feels overwhelming. In this Monday Minute, we talk about how staying regulated isn’t weakness or avoidance; it’s deeply spiritual work.

Psalm 46:10 invites us to be still and know that I am God. That stillness isn’t passive—it’s an intentional practice of trust. Choosing to slow your breathing, steady your body, and quiet your mind can be an act of faith, especially in moments of stress, fear, or uncertainty.

If you’ve ever felt guilty for needing rest, calm, or space to regulate, this is your reminder: tending to your nervous system can be a way of honoring God. Peace isn’t just something we pray for—it’s something we practice.

This week, we are honored to welcome Deb Adkins to It’ll Always Be Fun! for a powerful and hope-filled conversation about vision, faith, and persevering through hard seasons.

Drawing from Habakkuk 2:2, Deb shares what it means to write the vision and make it plain—even when life doesn’t look anything like what you hoped for. With honesty and grace, she talks about walking through deep loss, trusting God in the waiting, and allowing vision to be shaped not by ease, but by faithfulness.

This episode is Part One of a two-part series, laying the foundation for how vision is formed, refined, and sustained through suffering.

⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode includes discussion of child loss, which may be sensitive for some listeners. Please take care of yourself as you listen.

Whether you’re in a season of clarity or confusion, this conversation is an invitation to believe that God is still writing your story—and that hard chapters do not cancel holy vision.

✨ Part Two drops next week.

Changing your mind doesn’t mean you failed, lacked faith, or heard God wrong. Sometimes it simply means you’re growing. In this Monday Minute, we talk about the freedom to pivot, reassess, and choose a new direction without shame.

Proverbs 4:18 reminds us that the path of the righteous is like the morning sun, shining ever brighter till the full light of day. As the light increases, clarity increases—and with it, permission to adjust our steps.

Throughout the Gospels, Jesus regularly disrupted expectations—of who God would use, how the Kingdom would come, and what faithfulness would look like. He invited people to see differently, walk differently, and leave room for transformation.

If you’re in a season where your perspective is changing or your direction looks different than it once did, this is your reminder: growth often requires courage—and you’re allowed to change your mind.

We’re so often tempted to treat new seasons like revolutions—big declarations, dramatic changes, and pressure to reinvent everything all at once. But what if growth doesn’t require a complete overhaul? What if it starts with something softer?

In this episode, we talk about resetting and recentering—not by burning everything down, but by gently returning to what matters most. We explore the idea of soft goals instead of revolutions: small shifts, honest check-ins, and intentional alignment rather than drastic transformation.

This conversation is an invitation to pause, breathe, and reorient your heart without urgency or shame. If you’re craving clarity, grounding, or a quieter way forward, this episode is for you.

We’re often drawn to moments that feel big, loud, and emotionally charged—but a faithful life isn’t built on intensity alone. In this Monday Minute, we talk about choosing stability over emotional highs and learning to value the quiet strength of consistency.

Scripture reminds us in 1 Corinthians 14:33 that God is not a God of confusion, but of peace. That peace is often found not in chaos or extremes, but in steady rhythms, faithful presence, and lives rooted in calm trust rather than constant urgency.

If your faith feels steady instead of spectacular, this is your reminder that stability isn’t a lack of passion—it’s evidence of deep, lasting work. Slow, faithful steps matter more than fleeting intensity.

We can’t quite believe it’s already been ten months. In this episode, we take time to look back on some of our favorite moments from the past ten months—the laughter, the growth, the unexpected turns, and the ways God has shown up in quiet and faithful ways.

We talk honestly about how surreal it feels to mark this milestone, reflect on what this season has meant to us, and share our hopes as we step into what’s next. It’s a conversation full of gratitude, trust, and gentle anticipation for the future—rooted in the reminder that the same God who carried us here will continue to lead the way forward.

A reflective start to the new year, grounded in faith, memory, and hope.

So many of us live as if rest is something we have to deserve—after the work is done, the expectations are met, and everyone else is taken care of. But Jesus invites us into something radically different. In Matthew 11:28, He doesn’t call the strong or the put-together—He calls the weary, the burdened, and the worn out.

In this Monday Minute, we talk about the kind of rest that isn’t earned through productivity or performance, but received through grace. If you’re tired of striving, carrying too much, or feeling like you’re never doing enough, this short reflection is a reminder that Jesus meets us right where we are—and offers rest for our souls, not just our schedules.

Elizabeth doesn’t get nearly enough credit in the Christmas story. While Mary is carrying the miracle, Elizabeth is the one who sees it, celebrates it, and speaks life over it. In this episode, we talk about Elizabeth as the original hype girl—the woman who recognized God at work and wasn’t afraid to rejoice out loud.

We also talk about how different seasons of life can make us feel left out, overlooked, or like we’ve been passed by. But what if those seasons aren’t about being left out at all? What if they’re about being set apart—set apart for a bigger purpose, deeper faith, and a role we can’t yet see?

Elizabeth reminds us that God is always working, even in the waiting, and that joy doesn’t have to wait until everything makes sense. This is a conversation about celebration, calling, and learning to trust that our season—whatever it looks like—matters.