Episode Details

“A person’s steps are directed by the Lord. How then can anyone understand their own way?” — Proverbs 20:24

Have you ever felt like you’re wandering aimlessly, unsure if you’re on the right path? In today’s devotional, Lynette Kittle reminds us that even when life feels uncertain or our choices seem unclear, God is still directing our steps. Through Scripture and personal experience, we’re encouraged to trust God’s timing, follow His leading, and rest in His promises — even when the way forward doesn’t make sense.

✨ Highlights

• Why our steps are ordered by God, even when we don’t see the bigger picture

• How to recognize God’s quiet guidance when life feels confusing or uncertain

• A personal story that shows how God’s direction often becomes clear after we act in faith

• How the enemy uses doubt and discouragement to make us question God’s plan

• Practical encouragement to lean on Proverbs 3:5-6 and fully trust God’s guidance

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Full Transcript Below:

Step This Way, Please

By Lynette Kittle

“A person’s steps are directed by the Lord. How then can anyone understand their own way?--Proverbs 20:24

Sometimes, we seem to sense God’s leading, feeling surefooted of the direction our steps are taking us. 

Yet, at other times, it can feel like we’re aimlessly wandering around, not hearing His voice at all and unsure where our next steps are leading us to, causing us to feel at times like we’re just stumbling around in life, making missteps, getting off track and headed directions we didn’t plan on going. 

Not that we’re trying to misstep, but as our steps aren’t making sense at the moment and don’t seem to be leading us in the direction we thought we were headed.

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