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It’s Okay That Your Season Has Changed
It’s Okay That Your Season Has Changed
As women and moms, we often feel guilty when our lives change—especially when it comes to big decisions about our families, routines, or callings. We think changing direction means we quit or failed… but what if it actually means we followed God?
For most of my kids’ lives, we homeschooled. It was our normal and our identity. Then my husband got a new job, we moved, and after a year in our new space—God gently shifted our season. We enrolled our boys in a wonderful Christian school connected to our church, and it became a blessing in disguise I didn’t even know I needed.
This year, I also stepped into a part-time job at church. If we were still homeschooling, I couldn’t have given my boys the attention they needed AND walked in what God was calling me to. That previous season had to change to make room for the new one God had prepared.
In this episode, I’m sharing:
•Why it’s OK to let your season change
•How God uses new seasons to bless and grow us
•The freedom that comes when we stop forcing what used to work
•How obedience can sometimes look like shifting direction
•Why changing seasons isn’t failure—it’s faith
It’s not just okay that your season has changed…
It might actually be God’s provision and protection.
Let go of the guilt.
Embrace where He has you.
God is in every season.
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/milk-honey-moments--6733036/support.
As women and moms, we often feel guilty when our lives change—especially when it comes to big decisions about our families, routines, or callings. We think changing direction means we quit or failed… but what if it actually means we followed God?
For most of my kids’ lives, we homeschooled. It was our normal and our identity. Then my husband got a new job, we moved, and after a year in our new space—God gently shifted our season. We enrolled our boys in a wonderful Christian school connected to our church, and it became a blessing in disguise I didn’t even know I needed.
This year, I also stepped into a part-time job at church. If we were still homeschooling, I couldn’t have given my boys the attention they needed AND walked in what God was calling me to. That previous season had to change to make room for the new one God had prepared.
In this episode, I’m sharing:
•Why it’s OK to let your season change
•How God uses new seasons to bless and grow us
•The freedom that comes when we stop forcing what used to work
•How obedience can sometimes look like shifting direction
•Why changing seasons isn’t failure—it’s faith
It’s not just okay that your season has changed…
It might actually be God’s provision and protection.
Let go of the guilt.
Embrace where He has you.
God is in every season.
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/milk-honey-moments--6733036/support.
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By Lizzie HenriottIt’s Okay That Your Season Has Changed
As women and moms, we often feel guilty when our lives change—especially when it comes to big decisions about our families, routines, or callings. We think changing direction means we quit or failed… but what if it actually means we followed God?
For most of my kids’ lives, we homeschooled. It was our normal and our identity. Then my husband got a new job, we moved, and after a year in our new space—God gently shifted our season. We enrolled our boys in a wonderful Christian school connected to our church, and it became a blessing in disguise I didn’t even know I needed.
This year, I also stepped into a part-time job at church. If we were still homeschooling, I couldn’t have given my boys the attention they needed AND walked in what God was calling me to. That previous season had to change to make room for the new one God had prepared.
In this episode, I’m sharing:
•Why it’s OK to let your season change
•How God uses new seasons to bless and grow us
•The freedom that comes when we stop forcing what used to work
•How obedience can sometimes look like shifting direction
•Why changing seasons isn’t failure—it’s faith
It’s not just okay that your season has changed…
It might actually be God’s provision and protection.
Let go of the guilt.
Embrace where He has you.
God is in every season.
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/milk-honey-moments--6733036/support.
As women and moms, we often feel guilty when our lives change—especially when it comes to big decisions about our families, routines, or callings. We think changing direction means we quit or failed… but what if it actually means we followed God?
For most of my kids’ lives, we homeschooled. It was our normal and our identity. Then my husband got a new job, we moved, and after a year in our new space—God gently shifted our season. We enrolled our boys in a wonderful Christian school connected to our church, and it became a blessing in disguise I didn’t even know I needed.
This year, I also stepped into a part-time job at church. If we were still homeschooling, I couldn’t have given my boys the attention they needed AND walked in what God was calling me to. That previous season had to change to make room for the new one God had prepared.
In this episode, I’m sharing:
•Why it’s OK to let your season change
•How God uses new seasons to bless and grow us
•The freedom that comes when we stop forcing what used to work
•How obedience can sometimes look like shifting direction
•Why changing seasons isn’t failure—it’s faith
It’s not just okay that your season has changed…
It might actually be God’s provision and protection.
Let go of the guilt.
Embrace where He has you.
God is in every season.
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/milk-honey-moments--6733036/support.