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Expect the unexpected. Some opportunities will arrive disguised as disruption, redirection, or delay. Steward this new season well by staying flexible, faithful, and discerning. What’s opening before you may be better than what you planned—and exactly what you need.

Rest doesn’t mean you’ve stopped caring. It means you’re choosing sustainability over survival. You are not behind. You are being preserved.

And preservation is not the opposite of purpose —it is what allows purpose to endure.

As 2025 draws to a close, it leaves behind a trail of moments that stretched us, shaped us, and—whether we realized it or not—strengthened us. This year asked many of us to grow without applause, to endure quietly, and to keep moving even when clarity felt far away. If the year felt heavy at times, know this: heaviness does not mean failure. It often means you were carrying something meaningful. Reflection invites us to honor what was survived, not just what was celebrated. Hard seasons have a way of revealing what truly matters. They strip away excess, clarify priorities, and...

Wanting the blessings God has for you means accepting that not everyone is called to walk with you into the next chapter—and not everyone desires to. The pruning isn’t punishment; it’s preparation. When God is elevating you, He often clears the path first. Letting go isn’t loss when it creates space for purpose.

We often fill our schedules because it feels like progress, but motion without meaning eventually leads to burnout. Productivity is powerful — but only when it’s paired with purpose. Slow down. Revisit your “why.” Everything you create should be rooted in intention, not obligation.