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What happens in the space between our prayers and God’s deliverance? In this episode of Real Life with Lynne, we step into Exodus 2:23–25 and sit with the Israelites in their suffering—long before the plagues, the miracles, and the Red Sea. This is the moment where the people groaned, cried out, and wondered if God was listening.

Through a dramatic retelling and honest reflection, I explore four powerful truths about God’s character: He hears, He remembers, He sees, and He knows. Even when rescue feels delayed and silence feels heavy, God is not absent. He is at work—often in ways we cannot yet see.

If you find yourself waiting, weary, or questioning where God is in the midst of it all, this episode offers reassurance that the space between the cry and the rescue is still held by Him.

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As a new year approaches, it’s natural to look back on where we’ve been and wonder what lies ahead. In this episode of Real Life with Lynne, I reflect on Philippians 3:7–14 and share what I am asking God for in 2026 — healing from reopened wounds, a deeper trust in the power of the resurrection, and growth in contentment with both what I have and who God has created me to be.

This episode is an honest conversation about holding the past loosely while pressing forward with hope, even when the journey feels unfinished. Together, we’re reminded that the ultimate goal isn’t perfection or progress, but being found in Jesus and truly knowing Him.

Whether you’re entering a new year with clarity or uncertainty, this episode offers space to pause, reflect, and press on with faith.

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When the Israelites stood trapped between Pharaoh’s army and the Red Sea, God’s presence became their shield. A simple cloud blocked the enemy, and a mighty wind worked all night to part the waters. In this episode, we’ll reflect on what it means to trust God in the waiting — when the miracle hasn’t yet come, but His presence is already enough.

Be encouraged: even when the night feels long, God is still making a way.

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