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21. You Already Heard God. Why Are You Still Asking?
Description
Have you ever prayed about something, felt like God answered you, and then found yourself asking Him the same question again?
Maybe you don't need another sign, sermon, or confirmation. Maybe you already know what God told you to do, but moving on it feels uncomfortable.
In this episode of Notes for Her Faith, we're talking about the difference between genuinely waiting on God and delaying something He's already told you to do.
I'm also sharing what this has looked like in my own layover season, why fear doesn't automatically mean you're moving in the wrong direction, and what happens when it's finally time to turn revelation into execution.
In This Episode
- When “I'm still praying about it” may actually be fear
- Why obedience doesn't always feel comfortable
- What to do when God gives you the next step instead of the whole plan
- Why clarity sometimes comes while you're moving
- How revelation eventually has to become execution
- Turning a big goal into one clear, physical next step
Here's Your Note for Today
Stop asking God to explain step ten when you haven't taken step one.
What's one physical action you already know you need to take?
Not “work on my business” or “find a new job.”
Make it specific. Send the email. Submit the application. Buy the domain. Write the first page.
Take the step you already know to take.
Need Help Following Through?
If you already know what you need to do but you're struggling to actually do it, Follow Through was created for you.
You bring the goal or project. I bring my Project Manager brain, structure, clear next steps, deadlines, and accountability to help you get it across the finish line.
Learn more about Follow Through:
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