All !n with Jordan Easley - Times of Transition in the Family

Leaving a child at their college dorm for the first time is a moment filled with a mix of pride, sadness, and a flood of memories. It feels like just yesterday you were running alongside their bike, holding on, promising you were right there. Then comes the moment you have to let go, not to hurt them, but to help them grow. That is what so many of life’s transitions feel like. One minute, everything is steady, and the next, it feels like the training wheels have come off for the very first time.When life feels off-balance, we need more than just a calendar of seasons; we need a compass for our soul. The Bible teaches that God has a time for everything, for every gain and every grief (Ecclesiastes 3:1). But it also gives us this anchor in Psalm 31:14–15: “But I trust in You, LORD; I say, ‘You are my God.’ My times are in Your hands.” Transitions are not signs of God’s absence; they are invitations for deeper trust. God does not just see your transitions, He sovereignly walks with you through them.