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What happens when we ask God for direction, He answers, but we don’t like what He tells us?

In this final conversation on high-functioning misalignment, we’re talking about obedience, trusting God’s direction, and why we sometimes seek another opinion when He’s already given us the answer.

Sis, getting off track doesn’t mean we have to stay there. God’s grace gives us the opportunity to get back in alignment.

Here’s the question: What’s one step of obedience you can take today?

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How do you know when God is calling you to let go—or teaching you to wait?

In Part 2 of High-Functioning Misalignment, we’re talking about the struggle between holding on to what’s familiar and moving too quickly when life becomes uncomfortable.

Fear can keep us in situations we’ve outgrown, but discomfort can also cause us to move before it’s time. So how do we recognize the difference?

Join me as we explore spiritual discernment, trusting God’s timing, and learning to follow His direction—whether He’s calling us to stay or go.

Scripture: Proverbs 3:5–6 (KJV)

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Have you ever felt like everything looks fine on the outside, but something in your spirit knows it’s time for a change?

In this episode of Step Out, Sis, Sharon explores high-functioning misalignment—that place where you’re still showing up, still getting things done, but something just feels off. Through a powerful car alignment analogy and Proverbs 3:5–6, you’ll be encouraged to recognize when God may be calling you into a new season and to trust His direction and timing.

Because being capable of carrying something doesn’t always mean you’re called to keep carrying it.

Question of the week: Just because I can keep doing it, does that mean I’m supposed to?

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What if the thought holding you back is something God never said?

In this episode of Step Out, Sis, Sharon talks about the battle that can happen in our own minds—negative thoughts, fear, doubt, and the things we tell ourselves that can keep us from moving forward.

Drawing from 2 Corinthians 10:5 and 1 John 4:4, we’re reminded to take our thoughts captive, challenge what we’ve been believing, and replace fear with God’s truth.

Ask yourself: What am I believing that God never said?

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It’s easy to see what someone else needs to change. But what happens when God turns the mirror toward us?

In this episode of Step Out, Sis, Sharon talks about Christian self-reflection, spiritual growth, and the courage to pray, “Lord, show me me.” Through the story of David and Psalm 51, we explore what it means to examine our own hearts, remain teachable, and allow God to reveal the areas where we need to heal, change, surrender, or grow.

If you’re in a season of personal growth, waiting on God, or wondering what He may be trying to teach you, this conversation is for you.

Self-examination isn’t self-blame. It’s an invitation to growth.

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What happens when a friendship changes, ends, or simply isn’t what it used to be? In this episode of Step Out, Sis, Sharon talks about navigating changing friendships, letting go without making someone the villain, and finding comfort in the friendship that remains constant—our friendship with Jesus.

Sometimes friendships change. Sometimes seasons end. But we still have a Friend who stays.

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Season 3 is here—and we’re going deeper. 💜

Join Sharon for honest, faith-filled conversations about navigating change, healing, finding peace, and becoming who God is calling you to be.

New episodes begin September 14. Follow Step Out, Sis and come grow with us.

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Are you exhausted from trying to control the future, protect yourself from disappointment, and figure everything out on your own?

In this episode of Step Out Sis, we take a look back at Psalm 23 and explore a truth that changes everything: The Shepherd never asked the sheep to become the shepherd.

As we step into new and changing seasons, discover how to stop carrying burdens you were never meant to hold and learn to rest in the One who already knows the way.

Key Takeaways:

 Why changing seasons don't change God's presence

 The real difference between the shepherd's rod and staff

 How to shift from self-reliance to following the Shepherd

Note: Step Out Sis is taking a short three-week break! We will be back with brand-new episodes on September 14th.

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Have you ever prayed for a peaceful season, only to feel anxious when life finally slowed down?

In this episode, Sharon explores what happens when God changes your season but your body is still operating in survival mode. Drawing from Ecclesiastes 3:1, she breaks down why quiet can feel so unfamiliar after years of busyness—and how to stop recreating chaos just because it feels safe.

Tune in for a quick, grounding conversation on how to stop fearing the quiet, adjust to your new rhythm, and finally let your soul rest.

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What happens when the answer to your prayer feels unfamiliar? In this episode of Step Out, Sis, we discuss faith, finding peace, and embracing a quiet season after burnout. If you are struggling with transition, identity, or wondering "what am I supposed to be doing now," this Bible-based encouragement will help you discover soul restoration. Learn to stop looking at the past and start recognizing the new thing God is doing in your life today. Psalm 23 devotion for women.

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