🌸 Where Is God Growing You Right Now?

Recognizing the season you're in so you can embrace God's work instead of resisting it.

Theme Verse: "See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it?" — Isaiah 43:19

One of the greatest temptations in homeschooling is believing every season should look the same. Some years are full of momentum. Others are marked by survival. Some seasons are about laying foundations — others are about pruning distractions, healing from burnout, or watching years of faithful work begin to bloom.

The problem isn't that our seasons change. The problem is that we often compare our current season to someone else's. God doesn't ask us to live in every season at once — He simply asks us to be faithful in the one we're in today.

Don't answer based on where you hope to be next month. Answer based on where you are today. Every season has beauty. Every season has purpose. Every season has work worth doing.

1. When you think about homeschooling right now, your first emotion is...

2. Right now your homeschool feels...

3. When unexpected challenges happen...

🌸 Katie's Encouragement

Not every homeschool season is meant to feel productive. Some seasons are about healing. Some are about planting. Some are about simplifying. God wastes nothing — even the seasons that feel slow are preparing your family for future growth.

4. If you had one extra day each week, you would...

5. What feels most important right now?

6. Your biggest prayer has been...

7. When you picture your homeschool six months from now...

8. Which statement feels most true?

9. What would encourage you most today?

10. Finish this sentence: God is inviting me to...

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      🌸 Reflection

      Before moving on, take a few quiet moments.

      What is God teaching me in this season?

      What do I need to embrace instead of resist?

      What do I need to release?

      What one word do I want to remember for this season?

      What is one step of faithful obedience I can take this week?