Taking the Leaps with Rachel G. Scott
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Taking the Leaps with Rachel G. Scott
Embracing the Gift of Faith as God Builds His Strength in Us with guest Kristina Renee Wise
In this episode, we’re joined by Kristina Renee Wise, founder of Spiritual Healing Sisterhood, as she shares her powerful leap of faith. We dive into the challenges of self-publishing, the courage it takes to embrace faith-driven decisions, and how God’s silent guidance often prepares us for the unexpected. Listen in for heartfelt encouragement to trust in God's plan, even when it defies logic.
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Passionate Speaker. Educator. Daughter of God.
Recent Author and Lover of God's Word, Kristina is a fun and energetic daughter of God who loves Jesus and wants to see people flourish in their purpose. Her educational background started her love for teaching God's Word and her desire to travel the world speaking his Word. Back in the Summer of 2019, Kristina flourished in her passion and her desires to see women whole and healed in Jesus and birthed Spiritual Healing Sisterhood.
Currently, Kristina is a seminary student and hopes to minister to women and make an impact in Christian Education.
Kristina lives by Psalm 37:23, "The Lord makes firm the steps of the one who delights in him," because she knows that God is the only one who can make her steps firm.
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Rachel's Bio
Rachel G. Scott is a devoted wife, mother, and Ohio native. She is also the author of the book, Taking the 5 Leaps and founder of the I Can’t Come Down Movement. As a Bible teacher and podcast host, she desires to inspire believers to walk in their purpose and assignment as they boldly take leaps of faith.
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God normally speaks. He speaks to all of us and he's been silent this year, very different from past years and past seasons, from walking with him, but he's been silent and normally when we think that you know, when God is silent it's a bad thing, but I've noticed that, like when God is silent, I think that's a leap that I'm in and I think he's still going to walk me through that, like his silence is still sovereign, like his silence is good, like it's okay, like even right now, like God knows, like okay, I have a specific situation that like, hmm, that God needs to happen, like so when you're going to come through Jesus, but I know when he's silent, I know he's working.
Speaker 2:Welcome to the Taking the Leaps podcast with me, your host, fellow leaper and coach. I know he's working and trailblazer leaps. My hope is that you will see how God is with you every step of the way and begin to confidently trust him as he leads you into your next leap. It's time to live a leaping lifestyle. You ready, let's go. Welcome, christina. Thank you so much for joining me on the podcast. Thank you so much for having me. So I'm excited because, just from our pre-conversation, it is very evident that you are a trailblazer and you have done all of the leaps. So, before we dive into just some of that story and the ultimate thing that I wanted to talk about, tell us a little bit about you and just some of your leap and journey.
Speaker 1:So I'm grateful, rachel, for this opportunity. Hello everyone, I am Christina. I guess my stage name is Christina Renee. I am a aspiring Bible teacher In 2018, I knew that God was calling me to teach his word and just everything about it I'm literally obsessed with, and so I knew that that was again the leap that I'll talk about later that God was stepping me into. Was that leap? Because I'm like Lord, I don't even know how to read. I don't know what to read, but Holy Spirit just led every single part of the way. I do have a ministry called Spiritual Healing Sisterhood. It is a nonprofit organization where we help women become whole and heal in Jesus.
Speaker 1:I did write a devotional called Strength in Him, and that was actually on accident. I had absolutely no idea that I was getting ready to write a book and all the things that came with writing a book, and I just did all this research and, lo and behold, I thought the devotion was too good. I was writing it for myself and the Lord was calling me to write a book out of it. So I love that. Yes, oh my gosh. He like was squeezing, he's like you need to get this book out. And I'm like, okay, okay, I'll get the book out and I'll share a little bit. Actually, the name Strengthen Him actually didn't start off that way. It was called Daily Devils with Christina. It was just something I did and I felt pressed like I think I want to do devotionals. That's when I really started. Devotional writing was 2020, because everyone's in their house and we're not doing anything.
Speaker 1:So, that's how that, that's how that birthed out out. And so I had a friend. He confirmed yeah, you should devotionals. And I was like, okay, well, how do I do it? Well, again, with the trailblazer, people have gone before me and did things that I wanted to do. So I literally found an email of people that I follow. I looked at the bottom and said, okay, well, what did they do? Because if they did it, I can do it. So that's my encouragement. If they, if anyone, can do it, I can do it as well. So don't discount yourself. Even though I'm nobody. Nobody knows my name, but Holy Spirit knows your name and that's all that's important.
Speaker 1:And so I wrote devotionals every day. Every Monday I would send them out to friends and family because they were so gracious. I had like 14 emails. You know five of them are mine, but it's okay, I sent them out anyway. And so, long story short, the Lord gave me. I asked him, I said God, what is one word that I can describe this year when writing devotionals? And he said strength. I said that's it.
Speaker 1:So literally, that name came like that when I was getting ready to self-publish on Amazon and so, yeah, oh, I love that and we're going to talk more about that as it correlates to taking leaps.
Speaker 2:But tell us you've done quite a few leaps. You've moved recently and you've done transitions. You're kind of to me more of a builder, where you are transitioning out of something temporarily. You go back to it. So just tell us a little bit about the recent move to be with your family and when you were in the career full-time.
Speaker 1:Well, that came accidental. I had no intentions of coming home. So, really, the transition, actually, if I could go back to 2021, that's kind of when it really started. Well, even before then, god had transitioned me to seminary and I did that for about a year and a half and then I was like God, I just really need a break, like my spirit was tired. I was again in the midst of a big leap, taking all these little leaps in between, and I was like God, I just need a rest, I'm tired, and you know, when God does give you rest, he'll give it to you. But you're also going to be working too. It's not just a full, full rest, you're going to be doing some work too. And so, through that again, I went home.
Speaker 1:I'm originally from New Jersey, I'm in Cincinnati, ohio, right now, and that leap was when I was taking care of a loved one. So when I was listening, when I was reading all of them, I said that one was that season, and so I actually had left full-time teaching to go to seminary and then to go home and be with my parents, and that was a journey in itself. But then God was like okay, I want you to go back to North Carolina where I was living. I said, okay, so this is another leap. So I took that leap, and that's when he was like I want you to go back to teaching. I said go back to teaching. What do you mean? Go back to teaching, like he was like I want you to go back to Durham. I said, god, I had been in Durham like two and a half years, like, and so he called me to go back, and that was extremely difficult I'm not about to hear a lie, because I always say that, like, my heart was to do my ministries and what I wanted to do. But then God was pulling my heart in another way where it's like no, I'm calling you to go back.
Speaker 1:In this season I was so torn, I was unhappy, I was complaining every day, and that's not the heart pressure that I wanted to be in. I wanted to be gratitude and thankfulness that I have a job. And I took again this leap to like, leave a different state with nothing but things in my car I can speak on that later and it was really really difficult because, like, that calling was pulling me, but then he was pulling me in another direction. So that was that one. And then he said, okay, you don't go back to this one, I'm going to call you to work on. I do self-publishing and stuff like that. It's really cool once you learn how to publish a book on Amazon, now you can help other people do it. And so he was like, okay, don't go back there. And I'm like, okay, don't go back there. Well, what am I going to do? So I worked on my nonprofit stuff and that's when I was here again this time last year around Christmas.
Speaker 1:He was like I want you to go back to teaching. I said, okay, jesus, you're doing, you are doing way too much. It's back and forth and all of that, but that's sometimes what a leap is. Like he'll have you leap and then like, sometimes, like you'll stay for a minute where everybody's calling you, but then it's like, okay, it's time to take another one, and that one can be big, that one can be small, but all leaps you know, I feel are very significant. And so I went back to full-time teaching.
Speaker 1:But I was praying. I said, god, please let this be the last time. Like I'm so ready, like I'm so ready to just dive in. I want to no, back to school. And I'm like God, why isn't this happening? But I didn't, and I would say this time I had a much more different posture than I was back in 2022. This was just this past couple of months ago, 2023. And so, yeah, if I can speak onto that one, that was difficult because I didn't want to. I did not want to. I was literally like David pleading the Psalms, like how long Lord? That's literally how I felt always. Like Like David pleaded in the Psalms, like how long Lord, like that's literally how I felt always. Like Lord, how long am I going to be, how long are you going to keep me in teaching? But then, finally, it's almost like you have those finally moments where it's like, okay, I'm with my mom, I really don't feel called, I'm supposed to work full time.
Speaker 2:I really feel like where I'm at now is just where he's going to place me and that is perfectly full-time ministry. Yeah, yeah, that's so good. I think you really hit on something where it's that waiting season and that how long am I going to have to be in this place where I'm unhappy and I'm not content, and I know that there's so much more that you've called me to do that I'm passionate about. But I also think that leads us to the topic of doing things in his strength, because there was probably a strengthening that was going on within you. So tell us a little bit about what that looked like for you during that season.
Speaker 1:Yeah, Well, it didn't come easy. It took a lot of pruning and pressing and really actually being in pretty difficult situations, I didn't realize I had the gift of faith until someone pointed it out. She was like, yeah, you have a gift of faith. I was like I do. I just thought it was being obedient. That happened to me recently and I'm thinking in my head this is just the normal, like people just take these like leaps of faith and like you know, and this is just normal. But I'm like it's actually not and I realized that, oh, this is a gift that God has cultivated in me.
Speaker 1:So, with that strength in him, it really started back in 2018, 2019, when God told me I want you to go to seminary. God confirmed it. But I think that was when his strength in me was really really brewing in me. Like I didn't know that I had to move out of my apartment and I didn't know I didn't have full-time job, but all these things that he was calling me to have a deeper trust in him. And so I would say like, through all those moments where I had his strength in me, like it was developing a deeper trust in him and in his name and who he is, because that's a big thing for me. I am the type of person where it's like if you're going to say something, I need you to do it. I don't like broken promises, I don't like when people are flaky, I just don't like that. And so for me, in my mind, I had to get out of. Like Christina, god is not like that. He's sovereign, he's faithful, he's all these things. So if he's calling you to have a deeper strength in him and take these miraculous leaps that you never thought you would, he's calling you to have a deeper trust in who he is. And so that's what I learned.
Speaker 1:And really, if I can speak to my devotional again, it really came from accident. Like I didn't realize that God was going to give me the title literally as soon as I was about to, about to publish it, and that was a whole strength in itself, because I didn't realize that when it says self-publishing, yeah, that's what it is Like. You're doing it by yourself, right, right, you're doing it by yourself. You have people to help you, but goodness gracious. And so, and I didn't realize writing those devotionals it's 40 days, I needed them myself and I was like these are too good, these are blessing me.
Speaker 1:I know they're going to bless somebody else and so, just in his strength, I've learned in this journey, with taking leaps and just having a walk of faith and waiting on him, that, like you really will mount on wings, like when the scripture says Isaiah, like you will mount upon wings, you will really soar like an eagle, because there's something in you that he wants to birth out of you and through you. And really I've learned it's actually like people actually are like literally watching me, like they're watching my life and they're watching like, wow, she's so strong in the Lord, like, wow, like she's like obeying God, like I want that and it's just like, well, yeah, I do want you to want that, but also it's just a gift that he's given you. So I would speak to that with strength, because it is not easy, but the fruit that he's producing in you, it's going to be so worth it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and even I'm sure you've realized that, as you've done one thing to the next thing, he's called you. You're stronger with each one because of how he has shown himself and revealed himself in the last situation, and so the strength of God is something, that he is strong, but we come into a deeper knowledge of his strength each time we choose to obey and step into what he's called us to do. I want to go back to that back and forth season a little bit, where you were jumping here, there, because I know that there are so many people who have felt like, okay, I thought that this is what I was supposed to do, or I thought that did you ever feel that way? Like, did I hear you wrong? Did I think and that's that's part of the reason that this build-a-leap exists, because I don't want people to feel that way, but let's acknowledge the fact that you were moving your whole life back and forth. So what was kind of going on during that time for you?
Speaker 1:No, it's completely true and I'm glad you're doing it, because it's like sometimes I question, like did I hear from you? So when I was at home in 2021, I did not believe that God told me you need to go back to Raleigh. I was in my quiet time, I was praying. He said you need to go back to Raleigh. I said, excuse me, go go back where, go back who? To Raleigh? Like no, like I was not going to take that leap by myself. Like I had to drive seven, eight, eight, nine hours by myself with no money on top of that. It's like everything that could have happened with haywire in that moment. But he was like I need you to go back, cause I was like God, I don't have any money, like what am I going to do? And so he was like you need to go back, and so that back and forth really really test your faith. It really tests your faith to know that and I'm confident enough to know that I did hear God, cause I had a friend tell me. She was like you need to go back and I'm like you're crazy. I was like you're absolutely crazy, I'm not going back. Like you are insane. Like I literally told that to her face, I said you're crazy, I'm not going back.
Speaker 1:But it showed me that, like one, you do hear his voice and you have to also like be confident in yourself and trust yourself. We don't trust you know trust in our flesh, but we trust in who he is and who God is. But you also do have to be like I heard God, like I heard him so so clearly to know that, okay, this is another transition. Lord, I already been through 10 transitions already. So, like the fact that each time that you have landed me on a soft ground, like Psalm 40, I love that Psalm so much, I go back to that Psalm over and over I waited patiently on the Lord and how God lifted David out of the slimy pit Like sometimes that's really how I felt, because I needed him to have me placed on a solid rock, to know that I heard his voice, to know that like, hey, I already been through these before, but I know God because I've heard, heard your voice, that you're not going to fail me this time and you will never fail me.
Speaker 1:So that's what I would speak into that with that back and forth. And it's difficult because my life looks so. It looks crazy from the outside, but I know that God is doing something not within me, well, within me and around me, and so I have to know that I'm following the Lord as much as I value other people. I'm following the call that he has on me. So that's how I would say that.
Speaker 2:That right there is so good, because I do think that the trap of how this could look unstable can cause us to walk in disobedience because it's like okay, I'm all over the place and we're listening to what the world says and what other people say we should have. You should have one career, you should live in one town, you should raise your kids in one house, you have all of these things, and God is like but, yeah, no, not in my world. The leaping lifestyle is the lifestyle that we lead until we make it to heaven. It is the lifestyle that we are called to live until we make it to heaven. It is not a one and done thing. He's always going to call us out of the comfort zone.
Speaker 2:The example that you are giving is that very thing, and it looks easy for those of us that have the gift of faith which someone told me that recently too, and I'm like is it though? I was like, but it was cultivated in a lack of faith. Which someone told me that recently, too, and I'm like is it though? I was like, but it was cultivated in a lack of faith. It was cultivated in moments where people told me, ye, of little faith, and him walking me through how often he said ye of little faith to people. Why does he say that? Because he wants faith to grow. But you know, I love hearing how you you allowed yourself to lean into each moment to silence the noise around you maybe not immediately, but eventually and to continue to say I am called to live a leaping lifestyle. You know, there's a lot of people in the bible that we see that went from place to place to place.
Speaker 1:And it was normal, it was normal for them.
Speaker 2:My God, Abraham that's my dude Come on Like all over. You know to do these different things and to go into these different places and minister the word, but yet we have this belief system that that is not us, that we are not called to different places and different seasons of life. You know, we may always be called to work with this one job, but in that one job we may be called to different areas of influence, and that's a leap. So I love, as you're sharing the story, I do want to ask the leap to taking care of your family. That's a hard one to make because it's a huge sacrifice. Tell us how that came about and what strength did you see God building in that time?
Speaker 1:Well, that came on accident Again. All of these situations, they came on accident, I'm not even kidding. So, end of 2020, I was like man, I just want to go home. I just need a break. I done been through this journey, I done lived with people, I'm used to living on my own and I'm like Jesus too much. I just need to go home, I just need a break. So, actually, 2021, that's actually when my dad got sick and actually it would be a year. Sunday I passed one year and thank you, and so that was accidental.
Speaker 1:And you know I'm thinking in my mind. You know how we think in our mind. We perceive in our mind of when and how things are going to go. Our timeline, yeah, I don't even plan with God anymore. My friends know Christina does not plan with God Because you know Christina's feelings are going to get hurt Because it doesn't go her way. I mean, I don't plan and I can't plan my life, because if I surrender my life to Christ, well, I wouldn't need him, like I wouldn't need him, I wouldn't need him. And so, yeah, that's when my dad actually got sick.
Speaker 1:That's when things started going downhill and I'm thinking, oh yeah, I'll be there two, three months, I'll be in New Jersey two, three months and I'll go back to North Carolina to live my life. And God was like no, you're going to be there for the entire year, I'm going to be there for the entire year. Jesus, what? And so when God gave me an image about how and it, it really just it. We don't, we don't know what he's doing behind the scenes, we have no idea, and that's what he truly showed me. So, like, unfortunately, my dad was blind, he can't see. I mean, he could, like walk around the house cause he's, you know, very familiar with our house, but he couldn't cook, couldn't drive, couldn't do anything. And so sometimes, when he's like sleeping, or sometimes when he's listening to music and like, I know that, like, okay, he wants a snack, or you know it's time for him to eat, I would go ahead and already prepare his lunch. And so he didn't know that I was already going ahead and preparing what he, what he wanted, and so that when it showed up, he was like, oh, I have lunch. And so I realized that, with God, like God gave me that revelation it's like, christina, I'm preparing things behind the scenes that you really don't know, just like you're taking care of your father right now, in this moment, and my mom too, but mostly my dad. That's really why God had me there, because he knew that a year and a half later he would pass away. And so what really really struck me was like was I'm doing things behind the scenes, christina, that you have no idea? You just have to trust me to know that I'm preparing this for you, just like how you prepared things for your dad, and he didn't even know. I'm doing the same thing for you, because I know you love your dad. But how much more do I love you? That was one thing he really really taught me in that year with taking care of parents and really cherishing that moment too, because you know, unfortunately, I would never get it back.
Speaker 1:But and I did not realize that, god, why are you having me at home? I'm not. I'm not understanding, but in the blessing of that, I was able to build my nonprofit same time, and then God is calling me to have to do another business. So literally, I went to work, and so I call it. I call it working by faith. I went downstairs, at my dining room table, I had everything I needed and I went to work for that day because I wanted to prove God and show God that like, okay, you're giving me all this time home, it's for a reason, like there's no time ever wasted in the kingdom. If I'm at home, if you're calling me somewhere or a specific job, there's, there's a reason to it. And so I really wanted to make sure that I not only I didn't quote unquote waste that time, but like, okay, there's stuff that I could be doing right now, there's stuff that could be building, and financially it was.
Speaker 1:It was extremely rough because God didn't call me to work quote unquote nine to five, when I was at home, because my primary you know reason I was there was taking care of my family or my parents, and that was difficult in itself because I had to trust God. I remember one time I was late on a credit card bill and I was like you know what I'm going to surrender, lord, if my credit score goes low, if I go into overdraft, anything could happen. Lord, I'm going to surrender it to you. I'm going to surrender these finances to you because if you're calling me home, obviously you're going to provide. I kid you not. I left my phone somewhere, I think, in my room. I went downstairs, went back upstairs, someone gave me a cash app.
Speaker 2:Wow, yeah, listen, I'm telling you, that is how I have consistently seen God work, and he's had to remind me recently don't just surrender the situation, surrender the outcome. Yes, and that's what you did. You were like, whatever happens, god, I'm going to trust you see, and I am all the so many times I'll say like Lord, you see this? Okay, so I know that you see it. I'm going to bring it to your attention. But I also know that you see this situation and so I'm going to surrender the situation. But also, in this season, I'm learning to surrender the outcome, because it's so easy for us to want to manipulate the outcome and manipulate our prayers to accommodate the outcome that we would like to see happen, and it's really like no God, I surrender this situation, I surrender the outcome and I pray your will be done. Yes, that is our prayer, that is our hope. So, okay, as we get ready to wrap up the conversation, this has been so good.
Speaker 2:And I'm encouraged that the strength of God is made perfect in our weakness and even in those moments where it seems like, because the leaps weren't perfect and even you, navigating within it, it was still. You're still processing it and I think people think that you're going to get to this point where you arrive, but you're not Until we get to heaven.
Speaker 1:That's our arrival, right, that's it.
Speaker 2:Each leap will require its next level of faith, its next level of trust, its next level of whatever that might be. So I want to ask you, as you are thinking about what your next leap is, I also want to ask you what do you think he is going to strengthen in you within that leap?
Speaker 1:My next leap. I've actually I learned this this year God normally speaks, he speaks to all of us, yeah, and he's been silent this year, very different from past years and past seasons, from walking with him, but he's been silent and normally, when we think that you know when God has said it's a bad thing, but I've noticed that, like when God is silent, I think that's a leap that I'm in and I think he's still going to walk me through that, like his silence is still sovereign, like his silence is good, like it's okay, like even right now, like God knows, like okay, I have a specific situation that, like God, needs to happen, like when you're going to come through Jesus. But I know when he's silent, I know he's working, he's working something out and I have to trust that, like he will always speak. You know, read his word every day, sometimes audibly, sometimes my spirit, sometimes other people, and even recently it hasn't been like that. I even asked God today, this one of my quiet time. I said, god, normally you repeat, like when he speaks to me twice, I know that it's him, he doesn't. You know. One time Okay, but two times Okay, I know it's three times. It's like okay, you really better pay attention. And I literally asked him today. I said, god, like is there anything that you've spoken twice about that I need that, I need to know, like, where in my life have you spoken that I need to pay attention to?
Speaker 1:So I would say that's a leap right now, because sometimes I feel I know for me, like I always want God to speak, I always want God to speak, and he does, and he speaks through his word and he speaks with people, but sometimes just the silence of him, knowing that, like I'm going to work, I don't sleep and I don't slumber, like that's a good thing, christine, like rest in that silence and know that he's going to come through because you're his child and so, and also too, I think a constant leap for me is knowing that, like I'm faithful, I'm faithful Cause you know, sometimes I'm not going to lie. Sometimes I'm like, okay, lord, you did it once. Like are you truly going to do it again? But like that goes against his nature and character, he's always going to do it again. So I would say that's probably the leap that I'm taking.
Speaker 1:Next, it's like just really embracing his silence and knowing that even my 30th birthday I turned 30 this year I told God. I said, god, I want you to surprise me, which is not my nature and character at all. I don't know what happened in 2023 this year, but I've never told God in my life that I wanted him to surprise me, and he did. I had best friends. They threw me a 30th birthday dinner. So even just in that the silence of not planning, the silence of not doing anything I didn't know what I wanted to do and I again surrendered. I surrendered that to him. So I would say that's the leap that I'm in now, just embracing his silence.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's so good and I love it. And one thing I've learned about is silence is leaning into that, and I've also learned that sometimes that's an invitation to go deeper, you know, and explore that deeper thing. I literally just came out of that season where I'm like hello, anybody there and and you know I was I went to church and I'm like expecting it to be the thing that took me to the next thing, like okay, I'm going to it to be the thing that took me to the next thing, like okay, I'm going to fill it here. He was like no, and I spent a week where I just spent like an hour or two in his presence. I was listening to worship, I was listening to sermons, I was taking notes.
Speaker 2:And when I went to church the next week, not only could I hear him better, but I felt his presence more and I remember him saying see, it wasn't that they were off, but your expectation to experience me. There was not what it needed to be. You needed to experience me at home so that you could carry me into there. And so the silence made me lean in and say God, where are you Exactly? And search Exactly. Yeah, it allowed me to lean in and really search for God and him answer. So I love what you said, because there are definitely those seasons where, like, silence can equal surprises, and I'm the same.
Speaker 2:I don't like surprises Do not come up in here with a big old surprise balloon. Please don't do that.
Speaker 1:I don't. And you know, if you're going to surprise me, please for the love, you know what I like. Yes, If you're going to surprise me, get something that.
Speaker 2:I'm going to enjoy so that I react, so it's not a double disappointment, that's all I'm saying. Thank you, because I'm like one.
Speaker 1:You didn't get me what I wanted and you're trying to surprise me?
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'm just saying, but I love that. That is a huge leap and it's the surprise and it's the invitation and it's all the things Okay. So, as we wrap up, please tell me, or tell my listeners, where can they find you?
Speaker 1:How can they connect with you? Where can they get the devotional? Devotional is on Amazon, I believe. If you just type in Strengthen Him, there's a subtitle called Daily Divas with Christina, because that's what it was. It was Daily Devotionals. You can find that on Amazon, and I am ChristinaReneeXO on Instagram and then ChristinaReneeYs, so I don't really go by my last name, but I'm on Facebook. But primarily I found myself being more on Instagram.
Speaker 2:All right. Well, thank you again, Christina, for joining us. This has been a great conversation and I really enjoy just your perspective and what God has shown you with having strengthened him.
Speaker 1:Thank you, I enjoyed it.
Speaker 2:Thank you for joining today's episode. I hope you were inspired by what you heard and you're even more encouraged to trust God with your next leap. Before you leave, take a moment and think of your community. Who do you know that could benefit from the wisdom shared in this podcast? Now take it one step further and encourage them through text, dm or a simple conversation. By sharing this episode, let's make sure others know they're not alone as they obey God and choose to live a leaping lifestyle. Enjoy the rest of your day and remember God can do more with your willingness than he could ever do with your worthiness.
