God never intended your soul to carry the heartache of the world.

Welcome back. Today, I'm thrilled to help you let go and level up.

This episode is a powerhouse. The best of some of the most faith-fueled soul-shifting

conversations we have ever had.

If you've been carrying too much, craving clarity, or just trying to figure out your right next step, this is your moment.

These are the clips that will help you let go, level up, and lean into the life that God is calling you to live.

Today's best-of episode is all about faith-driven

disciplines that ground you, grow you, and guide you. You'll hear wisdom from Emily P. Freeman

on Finding Direction. Bianca Juarez on mentorship, Kate Bowler on grace and suffering. John Eldridge

on letting go, Laura Tramaine on friendship, and Jackie Hill Perry on trusting God's

holiness. It's practical, powerful, and packed with truth for the woman who's ready to stop

striving and start stepping into peace. Okay, let's get started with Emily P. Freeman on finding

your next right thing.

Another thing that you wrote in the book that really struck a chord with me, you said,

if you have a big question mark hanging out in your soul, maybe one that has to do with faith, vocation, or relationships,

perhaps the next right thing is to take a break from your frantic search for answers and look around for the arrows instead. Talk about arrows. Man, I really love to have some answers. And a lot of time when I pray or have conversations with people, especially when I'm in the midst of, like you mentioned

there, a big decision, usually the decisions that give us the most trouble beyond like life or

death things. You know, I'm talking the daily decisions that give us the most trouble,

usually have to do with relationships, vocation, or faith. And those are the things that can often, those are the big

question marks sometimes in our life and at various times. And what we want more than anything often,

at least what I want, is an answer. What should I do next? Just can someone just please tell me

what I should do? That's a fine question and a perfectly normal question.

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