We thought we knew the plan God had in this season of life, when suddenly, an unexpected detour comes up. We doubt. We question. And guess what? This is normal! It’s ok to question God.

In Mark chapter 9 we see a desperate father doubt if Jesus can save his son. But Jesus lovingly replies to the father, “Everything is possible for one who believes”

So, if your life has taken an unexpected detour, trust your Heavenly Father and don’t be afraid to ask for wisdom to see how He will use this season too.

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We thought we knew the plan God had in this season of life, when suddenly, an unexpected detour comes up. We doubt. We question. And guess what? This is normal! It&rsquo;s ok to question God.
In Mark chapter 9 we see a desperate father doubt if Jesus can save his son. But Jesus lovingly replies to the father, &ldquo;Everything is possible for one who believes&rdquo;
So, if your life has taken an unexpected detour, trust your Heavenly Father and don&rsquo;t be afraid to ask for wisdom to see how He will use this season too.
https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/heartbeat

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Got a minute? That’s all it takes to listen to HEARTBEAT, a podcast with plain talk about real life. Brought to you by The Salvation Army, HEARTBEAT offers Christian insights on everyday issues. Learn more about the show and our hosts at www.salvationarmysoundcast.org.

It's OK to Have Doubts!

We all have a picture of what we think our lives should look like: the right job, the right relationship, the right opportunities, and the right timing. But what happens when God’s plan doesn’t fit inside the lines we’ve drawn?

Sometimes we try to force open doors that God hasn’t opened, simply because we’re convinced we know what’s best. But God sees what we can’t. His plans may lead us somewhere unexpected, introduce us to people we never anticipated, or take our lives in a direction we didn’t choose.

Takeaways from this episode:
• God’s plan may look different from the life you imagined.
• We don’t always see what God sees.
• Be careful about forcing doors God hasn’t opened.
• Stay open to the people and opportunities God places in your path.
• Trust God even when His plan grows outside the lines you drew.

You may have a plan for your life, but God sees the bigger picture. Sometimes the thing growing outside your carefully drawn lines is exactly where He is leading you.

👉 Don’t forget: You can also download our free devotional, “Mind, Body & Soul,” designed to help strengthen your walk with God through Scripture, prayer, and practical habits.

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We all have a picture of what we think our lives should look like: the right job, the right relationship, the right opportunities, and the right timing. But what happens when God&rsquo;s plan doesn&rsquo;t fit inside the lines we&rsquo;ve drawn?
Sometimes we try to force open doors that God hasn&rsquo;t opened, simply because we&rsquo;re convinced we know what&rsquo;s best. But God sees what we can&rsquo;t. His plans may lead us somewhere unexpected, introduce us to people we never anticipated, or take our lives in a direction we didn&rsquo;t choose.
Takeaways from this episode: &bull; God&rsquo;s plan may look different from the life you imagined. &bull; We don&rsquo;t always see what God sees. &bull; Be careful about forcing doors God hasn&rsquo;t opened. &bull; Stay open to the people and opportunities God places in your path. &bull; Trust God even when His plan grows outside the lines you drew.
You may have a plan for your life, but God sees the bigger picture. Sometimes the thing growing outside your carefully drawn lines is exactly where He is leading you.
👉 Don&rsquo;t forget: You can also download our free devotional, &ldquo;Mind, Body &amp; Soul,&rdquo; designed to help strengthen your walk with God through Scripture, prayer, and practical habits.
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Trusting God With What You Didn’t Expect

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Who are you, really? It’s easy to let our jobs, relationships, accomplishments, appearance, or other people’s opinions define our identity. But our true worth isn’t found in what we do or how others see us.

Psalm 139 reminds us that we are “fearfully and wonderfully made.” You are a unique creation of God, intentionally made, deeply loved, and fully known by Him.

Takeaways from this episode:
• Your identity isn’t defined by your job, relationships, or accomplishments.
• Your worth comes from being created and loved by God.
• You don’t have to become someone else to have value.
• God knows you completely and loves you deeply.
• Remember who God says you are when the world tries to tell you otherwise.

You are fearfully and wonderfully made. You are known. You are loved. And you are valuable because you are God’s creation.

👉 Don’t forget: You can also download our free devotional, “Mind, Body & Soul,” designed to help strengthen your walk with God through Scripture, prayer, and practical habits.

 CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP

Who are you, really? It&rsquo;s easy to let our jobs, relationships, accomplishments, appearance, or other people&rsquo;s opinions define our identity. But our true worth isn&rsquo;t found in what we do or how others see us.
Psalm 139 reminds us that we are &ldquo;fearfully and wonderfully made.&rdquo; You are a unique creation of God, intentionally made, deeply loved, and fully known by Him.
Takeaways from this episode: &bull; Your identity isn&rsquo;t defined by your job, relationships, or accomplishments. &bull; Your worth comes from being created and loved by God. &bull; You don&rsquo;t have to become someone else to have value. &bull; God knows you completely and loves you deeply. &bull; Remember who God says you are when the world tries to tell you otherwise.
You are fearfully and wonderfully made. You are known. You are loved. And you are valuable because you are God&rsquo;s creation.
👉 Don&rsquo;t forget: You can also download our free devotional, &ldquo;Mind, Body &amp; Soul,&rdquo; designed to help strengthen your walk with God through Scripture, prayer, and practical habits.
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Who God Says You Are

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We’re often told to put others first. But what if taking time to receive from God is actually part of how we become better equipped to serve others?

Using the familiar image of an airplane oxygen mask, this episode explores why receiving God’s grace, love, presence, and blessings isn’t selfish. When we recognize and gratefully receive what God has given us, we have something to share with the people around us.

Thank God for what He’s given you. Then look around. Someone near you may need what you’ve already received.

👉 Don’t forget: You can also download our free devotional, “Mind, Body & Soul,” designed to help strengthen your walk with God through Scripture, prayer, and practical habits.

 CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP

We&rsquo;re often told to put others first. But what if taking time to receive from God is actually part of how we become better equipped to serve others?
Using the familiar image of an airplane oxygen mask, this episode explores why receiving God&rsquo;s grace, love, presence, and blessings isn&rsquo;t selfish. When we recognize and gratefully receive what God has given us, we have something to share with the people around us.
Thank God for what He&rsquo;s given you. Then look around. Someone near you may need what you&rsquo;ve already received.
👉 Don&rsquo;t forget: You can also download our free devotional, &ldquo;Mind, Body &amp; Soul,&rdquo; designed to help strengthen your walk with God through Scripture, prayer, and practical habits.
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What God Gives You Is Meant to Be Shared

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