This was an amazing call as we started reflecting on the 1st Stage of Transition-Awareness. We were pouring and receiving. One of the things I got from tonight’s call is when Danenette shared that we sometimes forget we are Saved to Serve, not sit! That was so good to me! I hope I am making God proud! @Shirnette Gosberry @Coretta Sutton @Danenette Mitchell what is one thing you took away from tonight’s call? Next call is 7/6 at 7pm EST! Set your calendars and your clocks so we can continue our conversation!🤗

Hey Sis… let’s talk about something we don’t always acknowledge during transition… GRIEF. Grief isn’t only about losing someone you love. Sometimes you’re grieving… - The woman you used to be. - The career you walked away from. - The marriage you thought would last forever. - The friendships that no longer fit your season. - The dreams that didn’t unfold the way you imagined. - The life that once felt familiar. And that’s okay. Many women feel guilty for grieving what they had while believing God for what’s next. But the truth is… You can be grateful for where God is taking you and still grieve what you’re leaving behind. Grief is not a lack of faith. It’s evidence that something mattered. Don’t rush your healing.Don’t apologize for your tears.Don’t let anyone convince you that because you’ve smiled, you’re no longer hurting. God isn’t asking you to pretend you’re okay. He’s inviting you to bring every broken piece to Him. 📖 “The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” — Psalm 34:18 Remember, Sis… Every ending creates space for a new beginning. The chapter you’re closing served its purpose, but it was never meant to be your whole story. 💛 Reflection Question:What have you been grieving in this season that you’ve never given yourself permission to acknowledge? I’d love to pray with you. Share as much or as little as you’re comfortable sharing in the comments. You’re not walking through this transition alone. 🤍

I turned the page. In the last few months I have been and am working on my personal growth. I am not going to say I was stuck but I was. I am stepping into a new chapter of my life. I have stepped out of my comfort zone to connect with other people. I have gotten out of my head and I am getting out of my own way. I have surrendered emotions and feelings to God I didn't know I still had. I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. Philippians 4:13.

Hey Sis… have you ever felt confused during a season of transition? One day you know exactly where you’re headed…The next day you’re wondering if you’re even on the right path. Confusion can make you question: ✨ Who am I now? ✨ What is God doing? ✨ Did I make the right decision? ✨ Why does everyone else seem to have it figured out except me? But here’s what I’ve learned… Confusion doesn’t always mean you’re lost.Sometimes it simply means you’re leaving behind the life you once knew, but you haven’t fully stepped into the one God is preparing for you. Think about it. A caterpillar probably doesn’t understand the process while it’s inside the cocoon—but transformation is still happening. God often gives us clarity one step at a time, not the entire blueprint. So if you’re feeling confused today, don’t mistake it for failure. Keep praying.Keep trusting.Keep taking the next faithful step. Eventually, what feels confusing today will become part of your testimony tomorrow. 📖 “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to Him, and He will make your paths straight.” — Proverbs 3:5–6 Let’s talk about it:What area of your life feels the most confusing right now, and what is one small step of faith you can take this week despite not having all the answers? Remember, Sis… Confusion may cloud your vision, but it cannot cancel God’s purpose for your life. 🌻

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