“Waypoints are meant to mark the journey, not define it.”

God doesn’t want us anchored to old miracles or past encounters—He’s calling us to notice the new thing He’s already begun. In this reflection on mindset and movement, discover how shifting your perspective can help you see what God is doing right now and move forward with renewed faith.

NEW THING – SURRENDER

Surrender isn’t about weakness—it’s about alignment. When we yield to God, we exchange striving for peace and control for grace. Discover how letting go can lead to renewal, and how God turns surrender into strength.

We all walk through wilderness seasons — places in our lives that feel dry, empty, or lifeless. But even in those barren places, God is already at work, creating pathways of freedom and rivers of refreshing. When we stop striving and let Him in, the desert begins to bloom again.

God isn’t repeating old miracles—He’s writing new ones. In this heartfelt reflection, I share how a simple household surprise became a revelation of Isaiah 43: “See, I have already begun.” When we stop looking at what was and fix our gaze on Him, we begin to see what He’s already doing—right before our eyes.

Are you holding on to the past while praying for something new? Sometimes, we limit what God can do because we’re still clinging to what He’s already done. In this reflection on Isaiah 43:18–19, learn how to let go of old blessings, past hurts, and familiar expectations so you can make room for the new thing God is ready to do in your life.

When God says He wants to do a new thing in your life, He means it. But to receive it, you have to release the old. Here’s what it really means to surrender, trust His timing, and let Him lead you into something brand new.