There comes a time when even the good things— the deeply fulfilling, joy-bringing, purpose-packed things— must come to an end. I don’t know about you, but it sure seems like God is wrapping up matters fast. Projects are winding up. Assignments are finding their natural conclusion. Relationships are morphing. What worked in one season is now obsolete. When the Holy Spirit Starts Tapping Your Shoulder...

Seasons have changed. It’s spring now, and summer is just around the corner. In the same way nature moves through cycles, so do we. And lately, I’ve become acutely aware: I am in the final stretch of a long season of transition.

My agreement with that spirit caused me to live life with a muzzle around my mouth. That was until I decided to open my mouth and speak up.

A season of transition will greatly challenge this concept we call time. There is peace that comes with operating within God's will and plan

While I understand that you might not want or even agree with your calling, you must accept it because there is no other option for you.

Although challenging and uncomfortable, with Holy Spirit's help, we can learn to embrace change and find the gifts in transitions.

Fear has a way of paralyzing us, preventing us from stepping into the unknown and embracing change.

The earmark of the zoe (God kind of) life is FAITH. As you transition into this faith-based lifestyle,expect your faith muscle to be tested.

Disappointment destabilizes you, encourages you to stay stuck and stagnant, and forces you into false submission.

Your good thing is on the way. As you walk through your transition, remember that God will never leave you nor forsake you.

We understand that God orchestrates transitions, using them as divine invitations to elevate us to new heights and deeper intimacy with Him