Rooted & Rising

Episode SummaryIn the final episode of Rooted & Rising, Noah Love closes the 21-day devotional for entrepreneurs and dreamers with a raw, unfiltered conversation about trust, surrender, and walking in purpose.Reading from Proverbs 3:5–6, Noah reminds listeners that surrendering to God isn’t weakness — it’s power in alignment. The journey of entrepreneurship, creativity, and healing is filled with moments of doubt, exhaustion, and fear, but faith invites us to release control and let God lead.Noah opens up about personal struggles — doubt, pressure, perfectionism — and how obedience, even when uncomfortable, has been the key to restoration and growth. From closing businesses to rebuilding in faith, this episode is a love letter to everyone who’s ever questioned whether they were still on the right path.💡 Key TakeawaysSurrender is strength. Letting go of control allows God’s plan to flow freely.Purpose isn’t always pretty. Sometimes, obedience looks like walking through the dark with faith as your flashlight.You are not alone. God’s presence is consistent even when life feels chaotic.The dream is divine. If He gave it to you, He’s already made provision for it.🪞 Reflection Prompt“What’s your next act of trust?”Your act of trust might be sending the email.Starting the business.Taking a break.Answering the phone.Recording the podcast.Getting out of bed.Whatever it is — do it as proof that you still believe.✨ Noah’s Reflection“Surrender isn’t weakness — it’s power aligned.My walking in purpose is walking alongside God.I don’t have to be perfect, I just have to be present.”Noah closes by sharing that faith is an act — not an idea. It’s the decision to move even when you don’t know how the story ends, to pray when the words don’t come easily, to trust when the evidence isn’t visible.“Faith isn’t waiting for God to do it; it’s knowing that He already has.”🙏🏽 Closing ThoughtYou are standing in answered prayers.You are proof that obedience bears fruit.You are not behind — you’re becoming.The last 21 days were never about perfection — they were about presence.About returning to God, to yourself, and to your purpose.“Rooted in faith. Rising in purpose.”Thank you for listening, for healing, for showing up.This isn’t the end — it’s the beginning of your next chapter.🎧 Listen now: Rooted & Rising – Day 21: “Walk in Purpose.”Follow @iamnoahlove for devotionals, reflections, and new beginnings rooted in faith and purpose. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit goyourway.substack.com

Episode SummaryIn this episode, Noah Love reflects on the power of patience and the promise of divine timing. Through Philippians 1:6, he reminds us that everything God starts — He finishes.From seasons of waiting to moments of frustration, Noah shares how learning to trust God’s timing has reshaped his faith and focus. He draws a parallel between this scripture and Isaiah 55:11 — “God’s word never returns void.” When God speaks something over your life, it must come to pass.This is a message for every believer feeling “behind,” every entrepreneur rushing the process, and every dreamer wondering when their time will come. The reminder is simple but powerful: You’re not late. You’re aligned.💡 Key TakeawaysGod always finishes what He starts. Every assignment, dream, and lesson has divine purpose and timing.Delay doesn’t mean denial. The waiting season is still a working season — God is building you for the promise.God’s word never returns void. What He said about you will manifest, no matter how long it takes.Peace lives in patience. When you slow down and trust His plan, you make space for peace to do its work.🪞 Reflection Prompt“Where do you need patience with your progress?”Write down the areas where you feel rushed or anxious — in your business, relationships, or growth.Then release them back to God.He’s already working on it, even when you can’t see it yet.Noah’s Reflection“Maybe God promised you — so it has to happen.It may take 11 days or 11 years, but His word never returns void.He finishes what He starts — and that includes you.”Noah shares his own prayers for patience — in business, leadership, family, and faith. The episode ends with a calm assurance that everything is right on schedule.🙏🏽 Closing ThoughtStop rushing.Stop comparing your journey to someone else’s timeline.The dream hasn’t died — it’s developing.You’re not waiting for God; you’re waiting with Him.🎧 Listen to Rooted & Rising — Day 20: “Trust His Timing.”Follow @iamnoahlove for daily devotionals, reflections, and faith-based encouragement for dreamers in transition. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit goyourway.substack.com

Episode SummaryIn this episode, Noah Love invites us into a timely and transparent conversation about fear, obedience, and the holy courage it takes to follow God’s instruction — especially when it doesn’t make sense on paper.Through Joshua 1:9, Noah shares how “fear is normal, but obedience is holy.” He opens up about taking bold steps in business and faith — including hiring his first personal assistant even when the numbers didn’t seem to add up. The lesson?God’s direction rarely arrives in comfort. Courage doesn’t come without uncertainty — it’s choosing trust over logic and presence over panic.This episode is a call to every builder and believer to show up despite fear and trust that God has already worked it out.💡 Key TakeawaysFear is natural, but obedience is sacred. God doesn’t ask us to feel fearless — He asks us to move anyway.Courage begins where comfort ends. Growth will always stretch you beyond the familiar.Obedience guarantees provision. If God commanded it, He’s already accounted for it.Presence is power. When you stay in the moment, you give God space to move.🪞 Reflection Prompt“What bold step are you avoiding?”Ask yourself:Where have you been reasoning with God instead of trusting Him?What move has He already commanded that you’ve been postponing out of fear?✨ Noah’s Reflection“Fear is normal. Obedience is holy.God doesn’t need our logic — He needs our trust.When you move, even in uncertainty, you make room for His promise to perform.”Noah reminds us that obedience isn’t about having it all figured out — it’s about taking the next right step in faith. Courage doesn’t always roar; sometimes it just shows up.🙏🏽 Closing ThoughtStop overthinking it.Stop rehearsing your doubts.God already made provision for what He’s called you to do.Show up. Trust the process. Let Him handle the outcome.🎧 Listen now to Rooted & Rising — Day 19: “Courage Over Comfort.”Follow @iamnoahlove for daily devotionals, reflections, and inspiration for dreamers in transition. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit goyourway.substack.com

Episode SummaryIn Day 18 of Rooted & Rising, Noah Love unpacks the quiet yet powerful truth that God’s voice isn’t loud — it’s leading.Through Isaiah 48:17, Noah explores how divine direction rarely comes as a booming command, but as a gentle pull in our emotions, instincts, and daily decisions. Whether it’s a move, a relationship, or a business shift — God often leads through the small, sacred nudges we tend to overlook.This episode speaks directly to dreamers, doers, and believers learning to follow God’s whisper in a noisy world.💡 Key TakeawaysGod’s voice is subtle but sure. It’s not always audible — sometimes it’s the emotion, the restlessness, or the peace you can’t explain.Obedience begins with awareness. Pay attention to where your spirit feels led, not where your logic feels comfortable.Divine direction isn’t random. Every detour, delay, and desire has a divine purpose behind it.Your emotions aren’t distractions — they’re data. God uses them to steer you toward alignment.🪞 Reflection PromptWhere do you need divine strategy in your work?As you plan, build, and prepare for what’s next, ask yourself:What is God asking me to adjust? Where is He redirecting my energy?✨ Noah’s Reflection“God’s voice isn’t loud — it’s leading. It’s not meant to overwhelm you; it’s meant to guide you toward peace. Sometimes that direction comes disguised as rest, release, or redirection.”🙏🏽 Closing ThoughtIf you’ve been waiting for a sign — this is it.Direction will come. You don’t need to chase it; you need to quiet yourself long enough to hear it.🎧 Listen to Rooted & Rising: Day 18 — “Direction Will Come” wherever you stream podcasts.Follow @iamnoahlove for devotionals, reflections, and creative faith-centered storytelling. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit goyourway.substack.com

📖 ScripturePsalm 1:3 — “He is like a tree planted by streams of water that yields its fruit in its season, and its leaf does not wither. In all that he does, he prospers.”🪴 Episode ThemeStay planted in truth — the fruit will come.This episode of Rooted & Rising reminds us that when we remain rooted in God, love, and truth, growth is inevitable. The blessings (the fruit) may not appear immediately, but staying faithful to the process ensures that what we’ve planted will eventually bloom.Noah shares personal stories of faith, recovery, and discipline — including how training his body years before his coma became a divine act of preparation for survival and healing. This powerful testimony reframes endurance as evidence of being “planted by living water.”💡 Key TakeawaysYour roots matter more than your reach. Stay close to truth, love, and purpose — not popularity.God uses discipline as devotion. Going to the gym, journaling, praying, or simply resting can all be sacred acts when rooted in purpose.The fruit will come in its season. Your timeline isn’t delayed — it’s divine.Overflow isn’t always money. Sometimes, your “last $20” moment is where God shows you how blessed you already are.✨ ReflectionYou don’t have to rush what’s already growing. Keep showing up, keep watering your faith, and trust that God’s timing is perfect — even when it feels silent.📝 Journal PromptWhat disciplines do you need to water daily?Where in your life do you need to stay planted and trust the process? This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit goyourway.substack.com

Scripture:2 Corinthians 5:17 — “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come.”Episode Summary:In today’s devotion, Noah Love invites listeners to embrace the power of renewal through faith. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 5:17, Noah reminds us that we are no longer bound by the weight of who we once were. When we surrender our past and align our hearts with God, we become new — restored, redeemed, and redefined.Through personal reflection, Noah shares how his own journey — from hardship and self-doubt to healing and faith — revealed that God doesn’t call us to fix the past; He calls us to walk boldly into the newness of life.Reflection:You are not who you used to be — and that’s the beauty of growth. Each day with God offers an opportunity to renew your mind, release old narratives, and reclaim your peace.Today’s Prompt:✨ What old labels are you shedding?Think about the names, identities, or limitations you’ve outgrown. What do you need to release in order to fully become who God is calling you to be?Takeaway:Let go of guilt. Release shame. Step into the new creation you’ve already become. You don’t have to apologize for who you were — God’s grace has already rewritten your story.Connect:Follow @noahloveassociates on Instagram and tag your reflections with #RootedAndRising.Email Noah or comment on the episode to share what you’re releasing today. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit goyourway.substack.com

Episode SummaryIn today’s episode, Noah invites us to rest in the truth that God doesn’t just heal — He restores. Whether it’s your faith, relationships, finances, or identity, God has the power and intention to return what was lost, renewed and made whole.This reflection is intimate, honest, and deeply personal. Noah opens up about seasons of survival, disappointment, and perceived punishment — only to discover that restoration was always part of the plan. This episode is a reminder that no loss is final when God is in the story. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit goyourway.substack.com

In today’s episode, Noah reflects on what it means to work with intention, excellence, and heart. “Ask, Then Act” is a call to consult God first, surrender your plans, and then move boldly in faith. Noah shares how his personal journey through business, burnout, and spiritual renewal taught him to stop performing for people and start creating for purpose.This conversation is both a love letter and a reminder: you don’t need to be perfect to be purposeful — you just have to show up. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit goyourway.substack.com

Title: Day 13: Commit Your WaySeries: Rooted & Rising — 21-Day Devotional for Entrepreneurs in TransitionHost: Noah LoveScripture: Proverbs 16:1–4Episode Summary:In Day 13: Commit Your Way, Noah dives deep into Proverbs 16:3 — “Commit your work to the Lord, and your plans will be established.”This episode is a heartfelt reflection on surrendering control, allowing God to edit your plans, and remembering that divine purpose always outweighs personal agenda.For entrepreneurs and dreamers, this message hits home: your work, vision, and calling aren’t meant to be carried alone. When you give it to God — truly give it — peace and alignment follow.Key Points:The world rewards hustle; God honors surrender.You can have the best intentions, but God weighs the spirit behind your work.Sometimes your “no” is divine protection, not punishment.Vanity, ego, and comparison will blur your mission — humility will sharpen it.Let God be the CEO, strategist, and architect of your life and business.Reflection Prompt:🙏🏾 What area of your business or vision needs God’s hand right now?Where can you take your hands off the wheel and trust Him to lead?Takeaway Quote:“You did your part — you heard Him, accepted the call, and took a step. Now let God take the next five.”Listen to this episode when:You’re feeling overwhelmed by your plans not working outYou’re questioning if you made the right moveYou need a reminder that God’s edits are always upgrades This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit goyourway.substack.com

Episode Summary:In today’s episode, A Time for Everything, Noah reflects on Ecclesiastes 3:1–8 — a poetic reminder that every moment in life has purpose. From the seasons of planting and pruning to the joy of harvest, Noah encourages listeners to trust divine timing and find peace in the process.This devotional unpacks the truth that life won’t always make sense — and that’s okay. Whether you’re building your business, healing from loss, or waiting for your next breakthrough, God’s timing is always intentional. Your role is to show up faithfully in the season you’re in.Key Points:Every season serves a purpose — even the ones that feel slow, painful, or uncertain.Waiting seasons are working seasons. God is still moving, even in silence.Letting go doesn’t mean God is done; it means He’s making room.The pruning season — where things fall away — is where God does His best work.You have exactly what you need for the season you’re in right now.Reflection Prompt:🪴 What season are you in?Are you planting, pruning, or harvesting?Takeaway Quote:“Don’t rush the season. Honor your pace. God is pruning, positioning, and preparing you for harvest.”Listen to this episode when:You’re feeling stuck between what was and what’s nextYou’re questioning God’s timingYou need a reminder that peace and purpose coexist, even in waiting This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit goyourway.substack.com

In Day 11 of Rooted & Rising, host Noah Love reflects on 1 Peter 5:10 — a verse that speaks to divine restoration, grace, and endurance.“And after you have suffered a little while, the God of all grace, who has called you to his eternal glory in Christ, will himself restore, confirm, strengthen, and establish you.” — 1 Peter 5:10 (NIV)This episode is an honest and heart-centered conversation about suffering, faith, and resilience. Noah shares how seasons of pain — emotional, physical, and spiritual — became proof of God’s strengthening power.Through grief, health scares, depression, and uncertainty, he reminds listeners that while life’s weight can feel unbearable, it is also temporary. God’s promise is not to prevent suffering, but to redeem it — to restore and strengthen the places that once felt weak. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit goyourway.substack.com

In Day 10 of Rooted & Rising, host Noah Love opens James 1:5 and reflects on one of the most simple yet overlooked truths: when we lack wisdom, we can ask God — and He gives generously, without judgment and without conditions.Noah vulnerably shares how decision fatigue, relationships, finances, and life transitions have led him to the edge of confusion — and how God consistently meets him with clarity, comfort, and next steps.This episode explores how asking God releases the pressure to have all the answers, how clarity often comes through surrender, and why timing is God’s kindness in disguise. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit goyourway.substack.com

In Day 9 of Rooted & Rising, host Noah Love reflects on Isaiah 61:3, a passage that promises comfort, restoration, and the ability to rise stronger than what tried to break us.Noah shares his personal journey through loss — lost mobility, lost income, friendships that ended, and the aftermath of back-to-back comas — and how this scripture became a lifeline.He reminds listeners that your pain has purpose and your story is power.Even when a season looks like ashes, God is capable of rebuilding, renewing, and producing beauty in ways we never expected. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit goyourway.substack.com

In this episode, Noah explores Psalm 46:10 — “Be still, and know that I am God.” He reminds listeners that faith isn’t only displayed in motion — sometimes the holiest thing we can do is stand still and allow God to take the lead.From health scares to business stress, relational heartbreak to financial uncertainty — Noah encourages us to release control and remember that God fights battles we cannot. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit goyourway.substack.com

“Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” — Matthew 11:28I used to think rest was weakness.That if I wasn’t constantly working — for my clients, my company, my dreams — I was falling behind.But Matthew 11:28–30 met me in a season when I was burnt out, physically and spiritually. I was trying to be everything for everyone — and it almost cost me my life.“I ended up in two comas back to back because I was trying to be all things to all people.”That moment changed everything for me.It was the first time I truly heard God say, “Stop. Let me carry this.”🌿 When Rest Becomes HolyGod doesn’t just call us to work — He calls us to rest.We often forget that rest is part of the rhythm of creation.God worked six days and rested on the seventh — not because He was tired, but because He was finished.That same principle applies to us.There comes a point when we’ve done what we can do, and the rest belongs to God.“Rest is just as holy as work. In fact, rest is working — because when we rest, God gets to do His part.” 🕊 Release the HustleThere’s a lie we’ve all been sold — that hustle equals purpose.But the truth? Hustle without peace is bondage.When you’re constantly overextending, worrying, or questioning whether you’re enough, you’re operating from fear, not faith.I had to learn that the what ifs — the uncontrollable parts of my story — belong to God.“The inevitable, the unknown, the what if — that is the space where God exists.” And when I finally stopped trying to control everything, I realized — peace is the reward for surrender.💭 What’s Draining Your Spirit?Today’s reflection is simple, but powerful:What’s draining your spirit right now?Maybe it’s work.Maybe it’s your need to be perfect.Maybe it’s the fear of failing before you’ve even started.Whatever it is — give it to God.“Because it’s only draining you because it’s not yours to deal with.” Rest in what you’ve already done. Trust that it’s enough.And remember: You can’t heal or hear God in chaos.🌸 Final ThoughtYou don’t have to fix everything.You don’t have to know how it’s going to work out.You just have to rest — and let God do what only He can do.Peace over pressure. Always.🎧 Listen to Rooted & Rising: Day 7 – Peace Over Pressure wherever you stream podcasts.Follow @iamnoahlove for more reflections. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit goyourway.substack.com

In Day 6 of Rooted & Rising, host Noah Love dives into Deuteronomy 8:18, a verse that reminds us that every gift, dream, and opportunity we have was given by God — not earned by our own strength.“But remember the Lord your God, for it is He who gives you the power to get wealth.”Noah reflects on his own journey of entrepreneurship, creativity, and faith, sharing how gratitude, humility, and divine partnership turn work into worship. He reminds listeners that God’s covenant — His promise — is still active today, and that the call to create isn’t just about business or art; it’s about honoring God through everything you do. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit goyourway.substack.com

Episode Summary:In Day 5 of Rooted & Rising, host Noah Love shares a deeply personal reflection on Romans 12:2:“Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind.”This episode invites listeners to challenge the patterns of the world — the pressure to perform, conform, and earn validation — and instead focus on living from a place of divine identity and purpose.Noah opens up about his own battles with doubt, perfectionism, and self-worth, and how renewing his mindset daily allows him to hear God more clearly, live more freely, and create from a place of faith instead of fear. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit goyourway.substack.com

Episode Summary:In this episode of Rooted & Rising, host Noah Love explores Isaiah 30:21 — “Your ears shall hear a word behind you, saying, ‘This is the way, walk in it,’ when you turn to the right or when you turn to the left.”Noah reflects on what it means to walk in faith when life feels uncertain. Whether it’s a career move, a relationship decision, or a spiritual pivot, this episode reminds listeners that even in confusion, God gives direction.Through personal stories about risk, expansion, and trust, Noah offers both honesty and encouragement — showing how divine guidance often shows up in the smallest nudges.Key Takeaways:🌿 Even in confusion, God gives direction.✨ Faith isn’t about perfection; it’s about presence.💡 Making a decision isn’t about knowing the outcome — it’s about trusting the One who guides it.🙏 God will never let you stray too far from His grace.Reflection Prompt:“What step is God nudging you to take this week?”Think about the decision you’ve been avoiding — the one that’s been quietly tugging at your spirit. What would happen if you trusted God enough to take it?Scripture Reference:📖 Isaiah 30:21 (NIV)“Your ears shall hear a word behind you, saying, ‘This is the way; walk in it,’ when you turn to the right or when you turn to the left.”Closing Thought:When you can’t trust your own certainty, trust God’s consistency. He’s guiding you — even when it feels like silence.🎧 Listen to Rooted & Rising: Guided Steps wherever you stream podcasts.Follow along on Instagram → @iamnoahlove This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit goyourway.substack.com

“The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit.”— Psalms 34:18 (NIV)Healing is messy — but God is close to the mess.That’s not just a line I wrote for this devotional; it’s something I’ve lived.There were seasons in my life where I believed my relationship with God depended on perfection — that my prayers had to be polished, my Bible worn with use, and my emotions neatly contained. I thought faith required performance. But what I’ve learned, especially in my wilderness seasons, is that God doesn’t meet us in our performance.He meets us in our pain.🕊 When the Mess Met MercyThere were moments when I was sure I’d disappointed God — when I was lost in grief, shame, and cycles I couldn’t seem to break. But those were the moments He sought me out most clearly.When I felt broken, He sat with me.When I isolated myself, He sent people who saw me.When I thought I’d ruined it all, He whispered, “You’re still mine.”“I saw God sit down with me. I saw Him call me to greater heights… remind me of how much He loves me and how much all of this is working in my favor.” transcript_2025-10-23T14_08_15.…That’s what healing looked like for me — not a straight path or clean slate, but a slow, sacred reconstruction.💔 Healing Isn’t PrettyWe love to glamorize healing. We post about it. We talk about “soft seasons” and “boundaries.” But the real healing — the deep, God-ordained kind — isn’t cute. It’s not linear. It’s tears on the bathroom floor. It’s losing friends. It’s confronting truths about yourself you once avoided.And yet, it’s in that chaos that God draws closest.He doesn’t flinch at the mess. He sits in it with you — holding your heart steady while He rebuilds what broke.“Your mess is the space in which God will seek you.” transcript_2025-10-23T14_08_15.…That truth saved me.Because it means I don’t have to earn God’s proximity — I just have to be honest enough to stay where I am.🌱 Healing Means Asking New QuestionsFor years, I wrestled with questions like:“Was I not enough?”“Why didn’t they choose me?”“Why didn’t they change?”But the more I grew, the more my questions changed.Now, I ask:“What hurt them?”“How can I forgive them?”“How can I be part of their healing?”That shift didn’t come from therapy or self-help books — it came from sitting with God in silence long enough to realize that healing isn’t about getting answers. It’s about being made whole.🕯 Trusting God’s DistanceOne of the most healing revelations I’ve ever had was this:When God feels far away, it’s often because He trusts me.Like a parent removing the training wheels, He knows I’m ready. He’s not punishing me with silence — He’s preparing me for strength.“There are so many points in my life where I thought God had abandoned me. And I am realizing those are the moments that God trusted me so much with what He had called me to.” transcript_2025-10-23T14_08_15.…That perspective shift healed the ache of waiting. It helped me see that even when God steps back, He never steps out.💭 Reflection: Write a Prayer for the Parts That Still HurtIn this episode, I challenged listeners to write a prayer for the parts of themselves that still hurt.Here’s mine:“God, I thank You that I am loved. That I am capable of loving even in my brokenness.I thank You for trusting me enough to let me walk through healing without needing to be perfect.I thank You that my brokenness is not a barrier but a bridge — a way for others to see Your grace.”🌤 Final ThoughtHealing the wounds — especially the ones no one sees — requires courage. But it’s not a solo process. God doesn’t wait for you to come clean before He comes close.He meets you right there — in the questions, in the quiet, in the chaos.So, take a deep breath.You don’t have to have it all together.You just have to be willing to be seen.“The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit.”He’s near, friend — always near.🎧 Listen: Rooted & Rising: Healing the Wounds (Day 3)Scripture: Psalm 34:18Prompt: Write a prayer for the parts of you that still hurt.Follow: @iamnoahlove | #RootedAndRising #FaithAndFocus #HealingJourney This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit goyourway.substack.com

Welcome back to Rooted & Rising — the devotional for dreamers, doers, believers, and builders in transition.In Day 2: “Trust the New Thing”, host Noah Love reflects on Isaiah 43:19 —“Behold, I am doing a new thing; now it springs forth—do you not perceive it?”This episode is a heart-centered invitation to release the past and embrace God’s unfolding work in your life. Noah shares personal lessons on grief, growth, and renewal — from childhood rebellion to entrepreneurial breakthroughs and spiritual healing — reminding listeners that new seasons require new faith.Key Takeaways:🌱 God’s grace makes room for constant evolution — nothing stays the same.✨ Holding on to old identities blocks the blessings meant for your new season.🕊️ Letting go isn’t loss — it’s alignment.💭 Reflection Prompt: What “old” version of you are you afraid to release?Scripture Reference:Isaiah 43:18–20 — “Remember not the former things… Behold, I am doing a new thing.”Whether you’re healing, rebuilding, or simply trying to perceive the “new thing,” this episode is your reminder that every ending is evidence of a beginning.🎧 Listen to Rooted & Rising wherever you stream podcasts.📖 Grab the companion devotional: Rooted & Rising: 21 Days of Growth, Healing & Faith by Noah Love. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit goyourway.substack.com

Episode Title:Rooted & Rising – Day One: Listen for His VoiceSummary:On this debut episode, the host invites listeners into a 21-day devotional journey inspired by personal faith and life transitions. Sharing reflections from their own spiritual practice and struggles, the host encourages dreamers, doers, believers, and builders to rise through seasons of pivot—personally, professionally, or spiritually. This episode sets the tone for daily moments of centering, focus, healing, and calm to start each day with intention.Main Topics Discussed:Introduction to the “Rooted & Rising” 21-day devotionalPersonal stories of faith during times of transitionThe importance of believing in something greaterRe-centering through scripture and reflectionListening for God's voice in stillness and daily lifeActing with faith during challenging circumstancesShowing up for loved ones even in the spaces of lackKey Takeaways:Faith is a journey that often begins with simply choosing to believe.God’s guidance comes through stillness, reflection, and everyday moments.Prayer is powerful—even when answers aren’t immediate.Surplus and blessings sometimes come from unexpected areas of our lives.Personal growth is nurtured by leaning into love and companionship with God at the center.Actionable Advice & Reflection Prompt:Examine where in your life you need to hear God's voice more clearly.Practice sitting in stillness and gratitude after prayer, trusting the answers will arrive in their own time.Show up authentically for yourself and others, even when it feels like you lack resources.Scripture Spotlight:John 10:27 (NIV): “My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me.”Encouragement to read surrounding verses for deeper understandingResources Mentioned:NIV Study Bible, Reflection JournalingDaily devotionals for transition, healing, and growthClosing Words:Noah expresses gratitude and love, inviting listeners to return for the full 21 days, hoping the devotional will be a sacred pause and bring clarity, alignment, and peace to their journey. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit goyourway.substack.com