I Didn't Sign Up for This: How to Rest in God's Goodness When Your Story Shifts

I Didn't Sign Up for This: How to Rest in God's Goodness When Your Story ShiftsThis wasnt part of the plan. The story wasnt supposed to go this way. I didnt sign up for this. If youve ever had these thoughts, chances are that your story has shifted in some unexpected way. Perhaps its even turned totally upside down, and youre wondering how in the world to move forward. Youre not alone. As author Sarah Frazer journeys with you through the story of Moses, youll find that even a hero of Gods people faced all sorts of confusing and

This wasn’t part of the plan. The story wasn’t supposed to go this way. I didn’t sign up for this. If you’ve ever had these thoughts, chances are that your story has shifted in some unexpected way. Perhaps it’s even turned totally upside down, and you’re wondering how in the world to move forward.
 
You’re not alone. As author Sarah Frazer journeys with you through the story of Moses, you’ll find that even a hero of God’s people faced all sorts of confusing and painful plot twists too. Moses didn’t settle in the Promised Land, but He met the Lord of Promise. His legacy reminds us that even with a life crushed with disappointment, God’s plan goes forth, God’s presence provides, God’s promises are personal, and God’s purpose is never thwarted. As you journey through his life in these pages, you’ll discover:   

• how life’s plot twists and interruptions are actually the ways God is working
• how God uses the darkest circumstances to proclaim His sovereign goodness
• how to number your days rightly, recognize God’s hand in each branch of your path, and cultivate a heart of wisdom and trust
• how to say goodbye to disillusionment and instead invite God’s plan, presence, promises, and purpose back into your heart

Friend, let God pick you up and show you how to grow through whatever detour, setback, heartache, or disappointment life has thrown at you. Like Moses, you may not have signed up for the path you’re on, but God can—and will—see you through it.