How to Start the Dream God Gave You with Support Around You

Send us Fan MailEp 350 show notes are here: http://www.merrittonsa.com/podcast/350Ever considered launching a ministry or publishing a Bible study from your personal story?Julie Fowler knows what it’s like to step out with a dream that feels bigger than you. After walking through years of infertility and loss, her pain turned into purpose as she built the ministry she needed in that season. Now, 25 years later, she’s published her curriculum as men’s and women’s Bible studies for people who are walking through a similar trial.Julie and I talk in this episode about the challenges and joys of saying yes to God’s invitation and the spiritual growth that happens when you pursue a God-shaped dream with open hands.Here’s what you’ll learn:📚 The pros and cons of today’s book publishing options🙏 How to grow in faithfulness as you pursue your calling🤝 Specific ways to ask for the support you need as you go after that big dreamWhether you feel called to write, start a ministry, or simply live more boldly for Christ, Julie’s story will remind you that God can use your unique journey to bring hope and restoration to others. Press “play” and let this episode encourage you to keep moving forward in obedience.Then, download my 7-day devotional: 7 Truths to Silence the Voice of Self-Doubt, a short and powerful guide to help you remember what’s true so you can take the next step forward in your God-shaped dream.CONNECT WITH JULIE FOWLER:Website || Facebook || InstagramMENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Julie’s Books for women: Treasures in the Waiting: Finding God’s Comfort, Counsel, and Companionship Amid Infertility and Loss Treasures in the Waiting Leader GuideSign up for Dream Believers. Just $49/month or $490 for the year (get 2 months free!) NEXT STEPS:Connect with Merritt: Website || Instagram || Book a CallLeave a Review: Apple Podcasts/iTunesSubscribe: on Apple Podcasts * on AndroidJoin the Dream Believers communityMORE ABOUT THE DEVOTED DREAMERS PODCAST:Produced by Jonathan R. Clauson. Theme music by Reaktor Productions. Ad music by Komiku.