In the second episode of my Transition Series, we’re talking about The Step—that moment when you’ve felt the stirring, asked the questions, prayed about it, thought about it (and maybe overthought it!), but eventually you have to move your feet. I’m sharing some of the lessons I’ve learned from my own big steps, including becoming a business owner, and why I wish I had asked a few more questions along the way.

We’ll talk about the difference between fear and a genuine warning, why confidence usually comes after we move, and why discomfort doesn’t automatically mean we’ve made the wrong decision. How the "yes," "no," or "not right now," are all great decisions.

And then we’re going to the story of Peter stepping out of the boat, because we aren't given all of the picture before we have to move. Sometimes we’re waiting for God to illuminate the next five miles when He’s giving us enough light for the next few feet.

So if you’ve been praying, planning, analyzing, or waiting until you feel completely ready, this episode is for you. You don’t need the whole staircase. You just need to figure out your next faithful step.

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Today I'm sharing from Luke 5 started in verse 5. I talked about it in the last episode and know all too well what it feels like when you have tried and tried and nothing seems to be changing. Let's do it one more time. Raising up a prayer for you today and this week. Be encouraged my friend.

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Who told you that your dream was over? Who told you that you’re too old, too young, too late, too tired—or that the breakthrough simply isn’t going to happen for you?

This episode wasn’t the one I planned to record. But after walking through my own week of feeling tired and discouraged, I kept hearing two words: Who told you? It led me back to Luke 5 and the story of Peter, exhausted after fishing all night with nothing to show for it, when Jesus asks him to cast his net one more time. And that hit me differently this week.

In this episode, I’m sharing what God reminded me about dreaming again, taking action toward the things we say we want, and refusing to let yesterday’s disappointment become tomorrow’s expectation.

We’ll talk about moving from a dream to a plan, building habits and systems around the life you want to create, and having the courage to try again, even when part of you is saying, I already tried that.

Maybe the dream isn’t dead. Maybe you’re just tired. And maybe it’s time to cast the net one more time.

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Until next time friends.