How to Discern God's Calling and Stop Holding Yourself Back

Have you been asking God for direction but still feel stuck?Maybe you've been praying for clarity about your purpose, yet fear, self-doubt, or uncertainty keeps you from taking the next step. In this encouraging solo episode, Collide founder Willow Weston continues her series on discerning God's calling, sharing how God guided her into ministry and the lessons she learned about recognizing His voice, embracing holy discontentment, and saying "yes" even when you don't feel qualified. If you've ever wondered what God is calling you to do next, this episode will encourage you to trust Him one step at a time.Meet Willow WestonThis week, Collide founder Willow Weston takes the mic for another inspiring solo episode in her series on discerning God's calling. Through honest stories from her own journey into ministry, Willow explores how God often speaks through His Word, His people, our circumstances, and the restlessness He places in our hearts. She reminds us that God's plans are often bigger than our own—and that He delights in using ordinary people who are willing to trust Him.In This Episode, You'll Discover…Four ways God often guides us when we're seeking His direction.What "holy discontentment" is—and how to know whether God is calling you toward something new.Why your "not me" list may be keeping you from God's best.How wise, godly counsel can help you recognize gifts you don't yet see in yourself.Why God often calls the least likely people to accomplish extraordinary things.How to recognize when an opportunity may actually be God's invitation to your calling.Why failure is often part of discovering what you were made to do.How This Episode Will Encourage YouIf you've been waiting until you feel more confident, more equipped, or more certain before saying yes to God, this conversation is for you. Willow reminds us that God doesn't call people because they have everything figured out—He calls people who are willing to trust Him. Your next step may not feel comfortable, but it could be the very step that leads you into the purpose you were created for.