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✨ If this Wintering reflection resonated, I created a gentle downloadable companion with reflections and prompts you can move through at your own pace.You can find it here:https://susanbeth.myflodesk.com/winteringOrder your Winter Journal Here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G58SDNXBThis is the third episode in my Wintering video podcast series.
Watch it on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/HuYSQWfOW5w
In this winter reflection, Susan Beth explores what it means to be rooted during quiet and unseen seasons of life. Drawing from winter imagery, Scripture, and contemplative journaling, this video invites viewers to slow down and reflect on where they are drawing their strength, identity, and sense of worth.Just as trees deepen their root systems in winter, this season of stillness can become a time of spiritual formation, grounding, and renewal. This video is for anyone feeling weary, uncertain, or in a season where growth feels hidden.This reflection includes: ~contemplative faith and spiritual formation ~winter rhythms and slowing down ~being rooted in God rather than circumstances ~Scripture reading and journaling ~reflection prompts for prayer and personal growthWhether you are navigating a hard season, longing for deeper connection with God, or learning how to rest without striving, this video offers a gentle invitation to stay, listen, and trust the unseen work happening beneath the surface.#Rooted#Wintering#SpiritualFormation#ChristianReflection#FaithJourney#ContemplativeChristian#SlowingDown#QuietTimeWithGod#FaithInHardSeasons#ChristianMeditation
✨ If this Wintering reflection resonated, I created a gentle downloadable companion with reflections and prompts you can move through at your own pace.
You can find it here:https://susanbeth.myflodesk.com/winteringOrder your Winter Journal Here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G58SDNXB
YouTube: - https://www.youtube.com/@sheissusanbeth
Instagram: https://bit.ly/SusanBethInstagram
Pinterest: https://bit.ly/SusanBethPinterest
Seasonal Journal Podcast: https://bit.ly/3XUdMr7
Wintering Reflection on SolitudeThis is the second episode in my Wintering video podcast series.As we move deeper into winter, I’m reflecting on solitude—not as isolation, but as a gentle invitation to slow down and stay present with what’s already here.This reflection was born out of an ordinary moment in a busy December: painting ornaments for our family Christmas Eve table, feeling the pressure of time, and realizing that what felt urgent on the surface was layered with deeper questions underneath.Questions about memory.About love.About how we hold both the practical details of life and the tender realities of the heart at the same time.In this episode, I share how choosing to slow my hands helped quiet my mind—and how solitude has become one of the most meaningful ways I now live.This video is meant to be experienced slowly.You’re welcome to simply listen, or to watch the quiet imagery alongside the audio.If this reflection resonates, I’d love to know what stood out to you—or what this winter season is inviting you into.
#wintering#solitude#slowdown#winterreflection#spiritualformation#contemplative#faithandlife#sacredcollaboration#seasonalrhythms#quietmoments#mindfulliving#slowliving#presence
She Is Awakening Winter Seasonal Journal - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G58SDNXBSacred Collaboration: the holy art of co-laboring with God - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G1H49CYHIn a world that’s always urging us forward, this season gently asks something different of us—to pause, to listen, and to pay attention to what’s happening beneath the surface.In this video, I reflect on wintering—the practice of beginning again not through urgency or striving, but through presence, trust, and surrender. Winter has a way of stripping things down: our routines, our assumptions, even the things we once relied on to feel secure. And while that can feel uncomfortable, it can also become a sacred space of preparation.Through journaling, painting, and reflection, this piece is an invitation to consider a different question:What if this season isn’t something to get through…What if it’s a gift?I share honestly about how winter—both literal and figurative—has taught me that God is at work even in the quiet, even in the dark. As Psalm 139 reminds us, darkness and light are not different to Him.Wherever you find yourself today—coming off a full season, walking through uncertainty, or simply longing to begin again—I hope this offers you a moment of rest, reflection, and gentle clarity.#Wintering #BeginningAgain #FaithAndReflection #SeasonalLiving #TrustingGod #QuietFaith #SpiritualFormation #CreativeFaith #SlowingDown #GodAtWork #SacredRhythms #IntentionalLiving #artjournaling #journaling
As a new year begins, many of us feel pressure to move forward quickly. In this reflection, I invite you to pause, name the season you’re in, and enter what’s next with open hands and trust in God.#NewYearsReflection #LifeInSeasons #SacredCollaboration #TrustGod #IntentionalLiving
Sacred Surrender: an autumn awakening journey: https://susanbeth.myflodesk.com/sacred-surrender
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FQ4QPDX7
FREE Download: 5 Sacred Questions To Awaken Your Autumn https://susanbeth.myflodesk.com/awaken-autumn
Are you tired of being busy but never feeling fulfilled? You're not alone.
If you've been running on empty, saying yes to everything except your own dreams, this message is for you. Somewhere along the way, we bought into the lie that a packed calendar equals a meaningful life – but your soul knows better.
In this video, I share the truth about why we stay endlessly busy and what it really costs us. We'll explore:
The sophisticated way we use busyness to hide from our true calling
Why saying yes to everyone else means saying no to yourself
The difference between motion and actual progress
How to shift from managing your life to actually living it
What changes when you start honoring your soul's voice
Your life is too precious to spend on things that don't matter. It's time to stop confusing activity with purpose and start living the life you were created for.
What resonated most with you? Share in the comments below.
If this message speaks to your heart, subscribe for more content about living with intention, purpose, and alignment with your true calling. Your soul has been waiting – let's honor it together.
#Purpose #Intentionalliving #SoulAlignment #Boundaries #Mindfulness #SpiritualGrowth #OvercomingBusyness #LifePurpose
Are you ready to transform your story this Autumn?If your soul is stirring for something deeper this autumn, let’s explore this journey together.Sacred Surrender: An Autumn Awakening JourneyA 90-Day Autumn TransformationMore details here: https://susanbeth.myflodesk.com/sacred-surrender
Birthday Reflections: Letters to My Younger Self
Show Notes
Episode Description
On the eve of her 59th birthday, Susan shares an intimate and powerful reflection on life's decades, offering words of wisdom to her younger self at ages 8, 18, 28, 38, 48, and 58. This vulnerable and encouraging episode explores themes of spiritual growth, identity, motherhood, healing, and the beautiful realization that it's never too late to become who God designed you to be.
Childhood Wonder (Age 8)
Young Adult Restlessness (Age 18)
Building Life (Age 28)
Growing Stronger (Age 38)
Health and Healing (Age 48)
Coming Home (Age 58)
"You can't mess it up. You can turn away from it, but you can't mess it up."
"God is no respecter of persons, and what he's done for me, he'll do for you."
"When you show up as you are, you image your creator, and you bring him to light."
"It's never too late. No matter which decade you find yourself in... it's never too late."
This episode is perfect for anyone feeling stuck, questioning their path, or wondering if it's too late to pursue God's purposes for their life. Susan's transparency and wisdom offer hope that every season has purpose and beauty in God's greater story.
Hope In The Midst of the Hard
Episode Description
Feeling trapped in what seems like the hardest, most endless season of your life? This episode is specifically for you. While many talk about setting intentions and mapping out 90-day goals, sometimes you're just trying to survive the next 90 days.
In this heartfelt message, we explore the profound truth that while we often pray for God to change our circumstances, the real gift comes when God changes us instead. This isn't the answer we want to hear when we're struggling, but it becomes the most beautiful transformation of our lives.
God's Presence in Your Present Season
The Gift of Transformation
Hope Renewed
"God, stir up the hope in my life. Let me see you. Let me see where you are at work in my life."
If this episode encouraged you, please share it with someone who might need to hear this message of hope today.
Summer Journal:
On SusanBeth.com - https://bit.ly/seasonal-journal
On Amazon - https://bit.ly/449b43Z
FREE Gift: "How To Create A Summer Sabbath Rhythm:" https://bit.ly/summer-sabbath
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Seasonal Journal Podcast: https://bit.ly/3XUdMr7
13 Weeks to Transform Your Life: Why Summer Goals Work Better Than New Year Resolutions
Episode Description
What if instead of forcing fresh starts in the dead of winter, you learned to move with God's natural rhythms? In this episode, we explore how aligning our dreams and goals with the seasons can create supernatural transformation in our lives.
Right now, we're in the first week of summer—and that means we have exactly 13 weeks to let this season transform one area of your life. Discover why seasonal goal-setting is so much more powerful than traditional New Year's resolutions and how you can partner with God's divine rhythm to see real, meaningful change.
Why Seasonal Goal-Setting Works:
The Summer Transformation Process:
Remember: The goal isn't perfection—it's intention. Even if you don't reach exactly where you hoped to be, the act of showing up and moving forward with purpose will transform you on a cellular level.
Share your summer intentions! Email Susan at [email protected] or leave a comment—we'd love to hear what's on your heart for these next 13 weeks.
The earth is showing us exactly how to grow—not through force or pressure, but by aligning with the divine rhythm our Creator set in motion. What if this summer you said yes to abundance?
FREE Gift: "How To Create A Summer Sabbath Rhythm:" https://bit.ly/summer-sabbath
Summer Journal:
On SusanBeth.com - https://bit.ly/seasonal-journal
On Amazon - https://bit.ly/449b43Z
YouTube: - https://www.youtube.com/@sheissusanbeth
Instagram: https://bit.ly/SusanBethInstagram
Pinterest: https://bit.ly/SusanBethPinterest
Seasonal Journal Podcast: https://bit.ly/3XUdMr7
How to Create a Summer Sabbath - Episode Show Notes
Episode Summary
After taking time away to listen for God's direction, Susan Beth returns to share a powerful invitation: how to create a summer sabbath rhythm that helps you live "freely and lightly" as Jesus promised in Matthew. This episode offers practical steps to release what's weighing you down and embrace wonder, rest, and deeper connection with God during the summer season.
Opening Your Hands to God's Leading
The Heart Behind Seasonal Rhythms
Creating Your Summer Sabbath: A 5-Step Guide
Reflection Questions:
Common Things to Release:
Anchor Practice Options:
Summer Sabbath Boundaries to Consider:
"Wonder is the gateway to worship, but you have to slow down enough to see it."
Daily Wonder Practices:
Wonder Journal Prompts:
A prayer for guidance in creating rhythms that draw us closer to God's heart, experiencing freedom, joy, and wonder as we keep company with Him throughout the summer season.
Remember: The goal isn't to overhaul your entire spiritual life, but to choose practices that feel like coming home to yourself and to God.
Key Topics Covered
Step 1: Identify What Needs to Be Released
Step 2: Choose One Simple Spiritual Practice
Step 3: Set Gentle Boundaries with Busyness
Step 4: Create Space for Wonder
Step 5: Practice Grace with Yourself
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