Haylee Graham: "With God, no season is wasted, no time is wasted" - Unfolding Short Stories

The Unfolding

Northwestern Media

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.9 • 867 Ratings

🗓️ 24 March 2026

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Summary

"With God, no season is wasted, no time is wasted."

Haylee Graham shares how God used one short film, one Bible verse, and one unexpected season to bring reconciliation with her father before his sudden death. What became his final film also became a turning point in their relationship. In this Unfolding Short Story, Haylee reflects on grief, God's timing, and the quiet ways He prepares us for what's ahead.

Here's a link to the short film Haylee talks about: "Planted"

Here's a link to Haylee's latest book: Take the Horse and Run

Transcript

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0:00.0	An epic four-part audio podcast series, The Christ.
0:05.7	Father, forgive them.
0:07.8	It's the greatest story ever told.
0:10.2	He is the light, the true life.
0:12.0	Hear it in an all new way.
0:14.0	The tomb is empty.
0:15.5	The Christ, wherever you listen to podcasts.
0:23.4	God's story, your life.
0:28.6	Unfolding short stories.
0:32.2	Well, it's my favorite time of the year.
0:34.9	We're just a few days into spring.
0:37.1	The green popping up everywhere,
0:39.1	the new buds on trees, warmer weather. You know, the Bible says that there's a time for everything.
0:45.5	There's a season for everything. But just like each season brings something great, there's
0:50.2	oftentimes a downside to that season as well. And oftentimes when it feels like we're in a fully negative season,
0:56.9	maybe there's an upside to that season.
0:59.6	Today's story holds all of that at once.
1:02.9	It's a story about loss, reconciliation,
1:06.7	and the slow realization that even in our deepest pain,
1:10.2	God is still at work, and nothing in his hands is wasted.
1:18.0	Something I've learned about God is how incredibly intentional he is and how he is always working,
1:25.8	even in our greatest and deepest of pains.
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