 

“The days are coming,” declares the Lord, “when I will fulfill the promise…” — Jeremiah 33:14

Today, Ash and Kate Willcox dive into one of the most relatable parts of the Christian walk:
What do you do when God has spoken, but life still looks nothing like the promise?

Through honest conversation about identity, singleness, hope, heartbreak, and timing, they unpack what it really means to wrestle with God, wait well, and keep your eyes fixed on Him instead of the outcome.

Together they explore:


Why God’s promises are certain, but His timing is rarely what we expect


How the people in Jeremiah’s day held onto a promise they never lived to see


What it looks like to “fight for” a promise without trying to force it


The difference between reminding God and doubting Him


How hopelessness can sneak in when we shift our focus away from Jesus


The temptation to make the promise the goal instead of knowing God


What Kate has learned in her own story of singleness, waiting, and trust


Why living as if the promise is true is actually an act of obedience


How to keep your heart soft when the waiting feels long


The freeing truth: God is after relationship, not just outcomes

If you’re waiting for something — love, reconciliation, healing, direction, breakthrough — this episode will gently remind you that God is faithful, He is near, and He’s working in ways you can’t yet see.

And more than anything…
the promise isn’t the prize — His presence is.

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&ldquo;The days are coming,&rdquo; declares the Lord, &ldquo;when I will fulfill the promise&hellip;&rdquo; &mdash; Jeremiah 33:14
Today, Ash and Kate Willcox dive into one of the most relatable parts of the Christian walk: What do you do when God has spoken, but life still looks nothing like the promise?
Through honest conversation about identity, singleness, hope, heartbreak, and timing, they unpack what it really means to wrestle with God, wait well, and keep your eyes fixed on Him instead of the outcome.
Together they explore:
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Why God&rsquo;s promises are certain, but His timing is rarely what we expect
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How the people in Jeremiah&rsquo;s day held onto a promise they never lived to see
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What it looks like to &ldquo;fight for&rdquo; a promise without trying to force it
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The difference between reminding God and doubting Him
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How hopelessness can sneak in when we shift our focus away from Jesus
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The temptation to make the promise the goal instead of knowing God
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What Kate has learned in her own story of singleness, waiting, and trust
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Why living as if the promise is true is actually an act of obedience
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How to keep your heart soft when the waiting feels long
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The freeing truth: God is after relationship, not just outcomes
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If you&rsquo;re waiting for something &mdash; love, reconciliation, healing, direction, breakthrough &mdash; this episode will gently remind you that God is faithful, He is near, and He&rsquo;s working in ways you can&rsquo;t yet see.
And more than anything&hellip; the promise isn&rsquo;t the prize &mdash; His presence is.

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