In this episode of the God in the Timber podcast, I talk about that shift from the rush of hunting season into the quiet lull that follows. It’s a time when the woods slow down — and if I’m honest, it forces me to slow down too. I dive into what it really means to be still in a world that’s always pushing us to stay busy, and how those quiet moments tend to bring up thoughts we usually try to outrun.

I share how I’ve been learning that this season of stillness isn’t empty — it’s an invitation from God. An invitation to trust Him more, to listen closer, and to grow in ways that don’t always happen when life is loud. My hope is that this conversation encourages you to lean into the quiet instead of fighting it, and to see stillness as a place where real personal and spiritual growth can take root.