In this episode of Let’s Get Deep, we talk about new beginnings — the real kind. Not aesthetic resets, not forced positivity, but the kind of renewal God brings when fear, trauma, and old patterns no longer get to run the show.

We unpack how God restores what felt lost, why preparation often comes before restoration, and how unhealed attachment patterns can quietly block the very things we’ve prayed for. This episode explores obedience, courage, and what it looks like to try again — not as the same person, but with greater capacity.

Through Scripture and honest reflection, we look at stories like Ruth, Jonah, the prodigal son, Peter, and Esther, and how God uses relationship, renewal, and trust to bring healing and alignment.

If you’ve been feeling stuck, hesitant, or unsure whether to step forward again — this episode is an invitation to renew your mind, open your heart, and trust that God is already doing something new.

In this episode, we’re diving into Colossians 2 and Kevin DeYoung’s Just Do Something — two sources that basically pull us aside and say, “Hey… you’re fully equipped in Christ. Stop acting like you need a 37-step blueprint before you move.”

We talk about the very real fear of failing again, why you might be frozen at a green light, and how God isn’t withholding direction — you’re just overthinking it. Spoiler: What you called failure might’ve been God’s protection, and what you called “waiting on God” might actually be God waiting on you to take a step.

If you’ve been asking for a sign, clarity, confirmation, a dove descending from the heavens — whatever — this episode is your wake-up call. Your dreams, your desires, your calling? God put those there. And if He planted it, He’s capable of fulfilling it.

So buckle up, take the holy slap with love, and let’s talk about courage, obedience, and walking into the life you’ve been praying for.

Don’t miss this one — unless you enjoy being stuck, and then… that’s on you.

In this episode, we’re talking about how God often calls us into things before we feel fully healed, fully confident, fully qualified or fully ready. We dig into why:

• “I’m not ready yet” is usually just a cover for fear

• Healing actually happens in motion

• Obedience doesn’t require perfection

• Purpose love, and healing can show up when we don't THINK we are ready for them.

• God doesn’t ask us to have it all figured out — just to move with Him

If you’ve been stalling on something God has already made a way for — a calling, a next step, a relationship, a change, a new chapter — this is your sign: stop stalling when God finally opens the door.

You don’t have to be fully healed, ready, or qualified to be faithfully moving. If you were? You wouldn't need God.

Let’s talk about it.