E:101: I Thought Waiting Was Weakness. After Divorce, God Showed Me It Was Faithfulness.

I always believed asking for help made me weak. This week, waiting on God finally showed me why that was a lie. I've always believed that being weak, being vulnerable, are dangerous positions to be in — especially after you've already been hurt by trusting the wrong person. So this week, in the middle of a season after my divorce that feels full of nothing but waiting, I did something I genuinely never do anymore. In this episode, we're going deep into what Scripture actually says about waiting — starting with a verse in Hebrews 11 that gets read past far too quickly, four Hebrew words for "wait" that prove it was never meant to be passive, and the uncomfortable truth that you are not the only one active while you wait. Someone else is waiting too, and he's not waiting for the same thing God is. By the end, I'll tell you exactly what I did this week that I always believed made me weak — and why it turned out to be the most faithful thing I did all week. If you're waiting on provision, waiting on your ex to become who he promised he'd be, waiting for your kids to heal, waiting to feel healed yourself — this episode is for you. Scriptures referenced: Hebrews 11:1, 11:13, 11:14–16; 1 Peter 5:8; Isaiah 40:31; Psalm 27:14; Galatians 5:5; Lamentations 3:25-26 READY TO STOP WAITING ALONE? 🌱  Start here: I built something for you. It's called Roots — a 7-day devotional for the woman who doesn't quite know who to trust right now, and is ready to find out how God is hers to lean on. Download it at coachkatieanne.com/roots 🤍  Join the community: The Selah Community inside Storehouse Wellness — your place to be seen, known, and not alone. Your first 7-days are free, just $35/month.  📞  Private coaching: Ready to do the deep work, one-on-one? This is the work we do inside Selah Healing. Apply at coachkatieanne.com/call.