Day 36 "Navigating Transition"

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Day 36 "Navigating Transition"

"100 Days of Believing Bigger" devotional shared by Pastor McCall Dwyer

September 30, 2024 • Pastor McCall Dwyer • Psalm 32:8

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Welcome to today's episode of Leading and Loving Life with Jesus. We're continuing our journey through 100 Days of Believing Bigger by Marshawn Evans Daniels, shared by your host, McCall Dwyer. Today, we're diving into Day 36, titled "Navigating Transition," where we explore how disruptions serve as God’s classroom and navigation system, guiding us from our comfort zone to His "glory zone."

"Navigating Transition" In this devotional, we learn that life’s disruptions aren’t random; they are divinely orchestrated opportunities for growth. Psalm 32:8 tells us, "I will teach you and tell you the way to go and how to get there; I will give you good counsel, and I will watch over you." This scripture reminds us that God is actively involved in our transitions, offering direction, guidance, and comfort. Disruption, in fact, is both a teacher and a divine GPS, nudging us out of our comfort zone and into the purpose-filled future He has prepared for us.

As we reflect on Day 36, let’s remember that God uses disruptions to shift our focus and guide us into His divine will. Even when we feel unsettled, God is teaching, guiding, and watching over us, leading us from comfort to glory. Trust Him in the transition.

Thank you for joining today’s episode of Leading and Loving Life with Jesus. Stay tuned for more devotionals as we continue to grow in our faith and embrace God’s bigger plan for our lives. God bless!

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