Not Just Waiting
Reanna HoffmannNot Just Waiting is a space for the in-between—the wrestlings, the wonderings, and the steps of faith before the next right thing.
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Is This Discontentment or Just a Tuesday?
I’m not sure if I’m genuinely discontent or just…blah.
You know the feeling. The season when life doesn’t quite look like you hoped it would, but there’s not actually anything wrong.
Nothing is on fire. Nothing is falling apart. There’s j...
From Capable to Known
One of the questions I ask every guest this season is: “Who do you sense God has been forming you into?”
It’s become one of my favorite questions because every answer reminds me that becoming usually happens in places no one applauds.
Thi...
Why Are We Always the Ones Who Drive?
There are some griefs that don’t announce themselves.
They show up in ordinary moments.
Like realizing—for what feels like the hundredth time—that you’re the one packing up the car to drive to everyone else’s house.
Welcome to Vol. 3 of...
The Difference Between Striving and Surrender
There was one sentence in this conversation that stopped me in my tracks.
“Worry is meditation.”
I don’t know about you, but I’ve always thought of meditation as this intentional spiritual practice. Something peaceful. Something disciplin...
When Did I Decide I Needed to Dress Like a Mom?
Welcome to another weird episode of The Journey to Joy.
When did I decide I needed to dress like a mom?
Not because I am one. Just…because I thought I was supposed to look like one.
My mom & I overlooking the Mississippi River at sunset....
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Helping women trust Jesus in the in-between. Honest reflections, biblical encouragement, and practical wisdom for the seasons of waiting, wondering, and becoming. Because waiting isn't wasted.
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