If you’re in a season of waiting, this episode is for you. Linnea Scobey reminds us that God doesn’t disappear in the pause—He meets us there.

In this deeply moving episode, Linnea Scobey shares her journey of living in the waiting—those in-between moments where answers feel delayed, prayers seem unanswered, and life feels suspended between what was and what’s next. Through uncertainty, surrender, and quiet faith, Linnea discovered a powerful truth: God is not absent in the waiting—He is present, working, and preparing.

Linnea opens her heart about learning to trust God when clarity is missing, how faith deepens in stillness, and why waiting is not wasted time, but sacred ground. Her story is a reminder that even when life feels paused, God is actively shaping purpose, beauty, and strength within us.

This episode speaks to anyone navigating uncertainty, transition, heartbreak, or hope deferred—and longing for reassurance that they are not alone.

Because sometimes the waiting isn’t the delay…
it’s the invitation.

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“Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10

🎧 Listen in and be reminded that even in the quiet, God is near.

God doesn’t always shout. Often, He whispers.

In this heartfelt episode, we are joined by Michael Greig, our very own Presbyterian Church audiovisual technician, who shares his personal reflections on how God speaks gently, consistently, and often quietly into our lives. Working behind the scenes, Michael has learned that listening—both spiritually and practically—requires intention, stillness, and trust

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Rachel Ann Mencke shares a beautiful, vulnerable story that teaches us all to have gratitude for where we are....things are never as bad as they feel. It is easy to fall into sorrow or have a pity party about what isn't going right in our life, but the simple act of observing around us can help us become present, grateful, resilient and thankful. God meets us where we are and helps us move forward, not back.

Enjoy this story and maybe you have a similar situation of when you were reminded of how little your problems are in comparison to God's grace and presence in our lives.

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