Building Your Dream in the Season You’re In

There’s something powerful about the space between receiving a God-given vision and actually seeing it come to life.

That sacred middle ground—where real life collides with divine purpose—isn’t wasted. It’s where the work is happening, quietly and deeply.

Here’s what I know to be true:
God doesn’t make mistakes.
The season you’re in right now? It’s not a barrier to your calling.
It’s part of your preparation.

Those in-between moments—before the house wakes up, between school pickups, or even in the messy chaos that feels like a setback—are not sidelining your purpose. They’re shaping it.

But this is where many of us get stuck.

We believe the lie that says we have to choose:
Be present or build.
Pursue purpose or care for our people.
Honor our calling or take care of ourselves.

 
 

But your calling was given to you by the same God who gave you your family.
The same God who commands rest.
The same God who fully sees and understands the season you’re in.

He’s not asking you to choose between these gifts—
He’s inviting you to trust Him to bring them together.

This week, I want to challenge you to shift your lens.
Where you see obstacles, look for opportunities.
Where you feel limitations, look for what’s still possible.

Because living a life of purpose isn’t about doing it all perfectly.
It’s about showing up faithfully with what you have, right where you are.

God can do more with your small offerings of time and energy than you could ever do in your own strength.

Your brave steps don’t have to look like anyone else’s.
Your pace doesn’t have to match the world’s.
Your version of obedience can hold both strategy and sacred rest.
Focused work and family time.
Dream-building and soul care.

You don’t have to figure it all out at once.
You just need to take the next right step.

And trust that God is weaving every thread—your dreams, your responsibilities, your relationships—into something more beautiful than you could ever orchestrate alone.

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