Purpose is who you are.

What to Do After God Says “Move”

Have you ever noticed that the hardest part comes after you say yes? In this episode, we talk about what happens when God gives direction but not details. We explore why fear can return after obedience, how to keep moving without overthinking, and why consistency, not perfection, is what faith really requires. This is encouragement for anyone who’s already moving but needs strength to stay faithful in the process.

When the Shift Comes Before the Clarity

Have you been feeling unsettled lately—but can’t explain why? In today’s episode, I share a personal reflection from the end of 2025, when anxiety wasn’t a warning sign but an invitation to move. We talk about how God often calls us forward before He gives us clarity, and why fear sometimes shows up right before obedience. If you’ve been waiting for the “right time” to start or finish what God placed on your heart, this episode will encourage you to stop delaying and start moving—one faithful step at a time. #Faith renewal #trusting God #obedience before clarity #purpose and calling #stepping out in faith #manifestation through faith

Stepping Into What's Next

In this episode of The Journey to Me, we’re talking about what it means to step into what’s next, even when we don’t have all the answers. It’s about learning to release what was, trust God’s timing, and believe that the best is still ahead. Through reflection, encouragement, and real-life faith, we’ll explore how to move forward with courage and peace, even when the path isn’t clear. Because growth happens when we stop standing still and start walking, one step at a time, toward the life God is calling us to.

Purpose is who you are.

In this episode of 'The Journey to Me,' Rozlyn Smith explores the concept of purpose, emphasizing that it is not a destination but a journey of growth and self-discovery. She discusses the importance of alignment between actions, values, and heart, and how purpose often reveals itself through small, consistent steps rather than grand gestures. Rozlyn also highlights the role of community in supporting one's journey and encourages listeners to reflect on moments that bring them joy and peace as they navigate their own paths.

Moving On

Sometimes it’s not the mistake that’s hard to move past — it’s the people who won’t let it go.  Heard “Movin’ On” by Jonathan McReynolds this morning and was reminded: My rear view can’t compare to what God will do with my life.  Choose to Move on.