9: Where Are You Settling?
I believe God has big dreams for you in your small town, and I’m here to encourage you to step into all that he has for your life. Together, Let’s chase after the dreams and purpose He’s called us to!
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Today, I felt this weight to talk about something specific: Where are you settling — with your dreams, your life, or even your walk with God? Do you believe what you’re living now is His best? I’ve been wrestling with that too—because even in good seasons, there’s this holy discontent whispering, ‘Don’t settle here. I’ve got more for you.’
And maybe some of you are smack in the middle of that discontent right now. You’re not loving where you’re at, and you feel like things need to shift. If that’s you, listen up: You might be in a training season, like David was before he took on Goliath. He had to face the lion and the bear first—those hidden battles that prepped him for the big, public win.
Maybe some of you are in those private fights right now—fear, opposition, spiritual warfare—because God’s getting you ready to take down giants. It’s not just about the struggle, though; it’s about the promise and purpose on the other side—for you, your family, and the people you’re meant to reach.
So, if you’re feeling stuck or restless, what if there’s more God has for you? Not that where you are isn’t good—but is it His best? That’s what I want for you, because that’s what He wants for you. Stepping out of your comfort zone? Yeah, it’s tough. Believing there’s more takes guts. Where are you capping your dreams? Where are you boxing God into something smaller than what He’s got planned? Here’s the kicker: If your dream doesn’t scare you, you’re probably not dreaming big enough.
I want to be proud of the life I lived, knowing I refused to settle for less than God’s best. That’s available to you, too. Don't settle for the things that keep you from living life at the fullest. Your breakthrough’s on the other side of a fight. It’s work, but it’s worth it. Take hold of who God says you are and fight hard to keep it.
