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The posture of process is how you carry yourself while God, life, or growth is unfolding especially when things feel unfinished, unclear, or uncomfortable.
Are you there? Does that sound like where you are right now? In this episode, I’Wanna encourages us to examine our posture while God is processing us and preparing to shift us into the place He’s leading us.
Often we go to God asking for things. As a New Year approaches, we prepare our diets and write out resolutions but have we really paused to ask ourselves what we want and need from God? In this episode, I’Wanna shares why answering this thought-provoking question should come before making plans.
Often, our need to stay in situations goes beyond what we can see with the naked eye. Walking away from what no longer serves you requires mourning what you thought would last. Without knowing how the body and heart will respond, it can feel easier to endure familiar pain or avoid ruffling feathers out of fear that others may not agree.
In this episode, I’Wanna discusses how leaving when God says “leave” becomes the only choice if you are to become who He created you to be.
Sometimes life happens in ways that leave you unsure of your next step. You feel caught in between do you keep holding on, or do you let go? It’s in those moments that we have to remind ourselves of God’s steady, unconditional love. A love He freely pours out, even when we’re uncomfortable, uncertain, or unable to see the full picture.
In this episode, I’Wanna shares how even when you don’t understand what God is doing, you can still trust Him to work it out. His plan is still in motion, and His hand is still on you.
How do you handle discomfort? Do you freeze when life gets uncomfortable? Do you pull back when God is actually pushing you forward? Sometimes discomfort isn’t a sign to stop it’s a sign God is shifting you. Discomfort can make you doubt the place you’re in, but often it’s the very place God is developing you.
The pit, the prison, the waiting all uncomfortable, yet all necessary for promise. In this episode, I’Wanna shares how the path God chose for Joseph wasn’t comfortable, but it was purposeful every step leading him closer to the dream God placed in him.
Often when a shift happens, we’re not always ready for it. We’ve either grown comfortable or settled in a place longer than we should, simply because we’re not prepared for the move. But what if what you’ve been praying for requires that you pivot? What if God is allowing certain things to happen in order to prepare you for the biggest shift of your life?
In this episode, I’Wanna discusses the importance of being spiritually in tune so that we can hear and respond when God says it’s time to pivot.
There is a divine shift taking place in the body of Christ; it’s an unseen movement stirring in the Spirit. Those who are spiritually awake can feel the tremble of transition in the atmosphere. In this episode, I’Wanna releases a timely word on the importance of discerning the move of God in this season and not allowing distractions to cause us to miss what Heaven is doing right now.
Today, I want you to embrace your endings with hope. For every goodbye, God has a hello. For every closed chapter, He has a new story waiting. The ending you see today is really the beginning He has planned all along. I’Wanna shares how important it is to lock in this last quarter.
Sometimes life has a way of speaking things over us that don’t align with God’s truth. People may call you things that aren’t your name. Circumstances may whisper failure, defeat, or “not enough.” But here’s the good news, you have the power to shift the atmosphere with your words. Listen in as I’Wanna shares a few scriptures that she speak over her life.
Believing in yourself is one of the greatest gifts you can give yourself. It prepares you for what’s ahead, anchors you in gratitude, and protects your heart when others can’t see your vision. In this episode, I’Wanna reminds you why your belief in yourself must rise above the opinions of others.
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