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EPISODE · Jul 25, 2026 · 45 MIN

When God Leads You Somewhere Unfamiliar

from Speak Daughter Podcast

Send us Fan MailSometimes following God doesn't look like moving faster.Sometimes it looks like slowing down, letting go, and allowing Him to rebuild the parts of us we didn't even realize needed healing.In this powerful conversation, I'm joined by Dr. Patrice Carter as we talk honestly about what it means to walk the "good path" when it feels unfamiliar, uncomfortable, and full of questions.Together we unpack seasons of deconstruction, learning to hear God's voice in new ways, overcoming religious expectations, embracing vulnerability, and discovering that God's presence isn't limited to quiet time—He's with us in every ordinary moment.If you've ever felt like God is changing everything you thought you knew about yourself, your purpose, or your relationship with Him, this conversation will remind you that unfamiliar doesn't mean you're lost.It may be the very place where God is rebuilding you.In this episode, we discuss:What a season of spiritual deconstruction really looks likeWhy God sometimes rebuilds us from the foundation upLearning to trust God's leading when it feels unfamiliarLetting go of religious performance and embracing relationshipWhy busyness can distract us from hearing God's voiceFinding God's presence in everyday moments—not just during quiet timeThe importance of vulnerability, community, and receiving from othersTrusting God's heart when you can't trace His handMemorable Quotes"The good path doesn't always feel good because it's unfamiliar.""God isn't asking for perfection. He's inviting us into relationship.""Sometimes God changes how He speaks so we learn to trust Him in new ways."Key TakeawaysGod often deconstructs what no longer serves His purpose so He can rebuild something stronger.Your relationship with God isn't measured by routines—it's cultivated through daily conversation.Even when the path feels unfamiliar, God's heart toward you has never changed.Whether you're navigating a season of transition, asking hard questions, or simply trying to hear God's voice again, my prayer is that this episode encourages you to keep walking. The unfamiliar road may be the very place where God reveals Himself most clearly.Share this episode with someone who needs the reminder that they're not lost—they're being led.If this episode encouraged you, share it with a friend and subscribe so you never miss a moment of truth and encouragement from God’s Word.📖 Follow me on Instagram: [@mrsdupuch]🎧 Listen to more episodes: [https://youtube.com/@speakdaughterpodcast?si=vwFqV-IKxURmPc6s]💌 Contact me: [[email protected]]Remember — don’t just listen, live it. Make yourself available to God and watch Him work in your life in ways you never imagined.

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Send us Fan Mail Sometimes following God doesn't look like moving faster. Sometimes it looks like slowing down, letting go, and allowing Him to rebuild the parts of us we didn't even realize needed healing. In this powerful conversation, I'm joined by Dr. Patrice Carter as we talk honestly about what it means to walk the "good path" when it feels unfamiliar, uncomfortable, and full of questions. Together we unpack seasons of deconstruction, learning to hear God's voice in new ways, overcoming...

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