Not Just Waiting
Have you ever felt frustrated because it seems like God is taking longer than expected to move your life forward? In this episode of the Not Just Waiting Podcast, I'm joined by author, speaker, and mentor Desiree Taylor for a conversation about the seasons when God seems more focused on shaping our character than advancing our calling. Together, we talk about learning to live from being with Jesus instead of constantly doing for Him, releasing timelines and expectations, and discovering the beauty hidden in the middle of the process. Desiree shares honestly about an eight-year season of pruning, grief, caregiving, and growth—and how God used it to deepen her dependence on Him and prepare her for what's next. If you've ever wrestled with impatience, comparison, perfectionism, or the feeling that your life is moving slower than everyone else's, this conversation will remind you that God is still working—even when you can't see the fruit yet. In this episode, we discuss: • The difference between being with Jesus and simply doing things for Him• Releasing timelines, expectations, and the illusion of control• Finding purpose in long seasons of waiting and pruning• How perfectionism and people-pleasing keep us from living freely• Learning to enjoy the process instead of rushing to the outcome• Why every season of life is preparing us for eternity Connect with Desiree: Website: arenewedcreation.com [http://arenewedcreation.com] Book: Created to Relate: Living Beyond Religion [https://indiepubs.com/products/created-to-relate-9781956370447] Substack: A Renewed Creation [https://substack.com/@arenewedcreation?r=4lx2ew&utm_campaign=profile&utm_medium=profile-page] Free Resource: Download the Comparison Audit [https://reannaiveyhoffmann.myflodesk.com/comparisonaudit]—a simple worksheet to help you identify the timelines you've been measuring yourself against and refocus on God's timing. If this episode encouraged you, be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a friend who needs hope in the waiting.
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