Sometimes life interrupts us in ways we do not expect. Plans pause, routines dissolve, and the path we believed was firmly laid suddenly bends away from our feet. In those moments it feels as though we are being taken off the rails. Yet, in the language of faith, it may actually be a form of divine preparation.
God readies a soul long before the soul recognizes the call.
There are seasons when we are asked to step aside from what we are doing — not because our work lacked value, but because its season has quietly completed. What appears like delay may be training. What appears like disruption may be direction.
A calling rarely arrives when life is convenient. It arrives when the heart has been quietly prepared through unseen experiences, subtle lessons, and silent strengthening.
To step away is not to lose the path.
It is to trust that the path has widened.
Sometimes the rail must end so the horizon can begin. Sometimes it's to make you feel what you may have missed in your thinking.
Accepting the direction for whatever it is though difficult is the only way. A silent prayer to say please God don't let my thoughts wander away from your feet.
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