EPISODE · Jan 20, 2026 · 5 MIN
What To Do When You're In The Middle of A Storm
from SideBySide Business · host Larry and Sue Pruett
Walking through a storm and trying to stay connected as a couple?We’d love to support you. Schedule a free Side-by-Side Strategy Session with Larry and Sue. This is a no-pressure conversation to help you gain clarity, strengthen your connection, and take practical next steps—together.👉 Schedule your free session here:https://calendly.com/larryandsuecoaching/sidebyside-strategy-sessionStorms have a way of showing up without warning. They shake our confidence, test our faith, and leave us wondering what we’re supposed to do next.In this video, we share an encouragement for anyone who is in the middle of a difficult season right now. With honesty, openness, and faith, we talk about the importance of crying out to God, calling on Him in the middle of the storm, and then trusting Him enough to watch what He does.If you’re in a season where:* Life feels heavy or uncertain* You’re facing trials you didn’t expect* You’re trying to hold things together but feel overwhelmed* You’re wondering where God is in all of thisThis message is for you.We believe that when you call out to the Lord—right where you are—He meets you there. You don’t have to have all the answers or a perfect plan. Sometimes the most faithful step is simply to cry out to Him and trust that He is working, even when you can’t yet see it.Our hope is that this video brings encouragement, hope, and reassurance that you are not alone in the storm—and that what God does next can be far more amazing than you expect.💬 If you’re walking through a tough season, feel free to share in the comments. You’re not alone, and we’d love to pray for and encourage you. Get full access to SideBySide Business at sidebysidebusiness.substack.com/subscribe
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