Winter has a way of slowing everything down. The days feel longer. Growth feels hidden. Waiting can feel heavy.

In this episode of Sisters on Purpose, we talk about the sacredness of winter seasons and what it means to be present instead of rushing ahead. We reflect on Lent and the discipline of waiting well. We discuss the importance of reaching out and staying connected when isolation feels easier. We also explore caring for your body, keeping it moving for your well-being, even when winter feels long and motivation feels low.

Not every season is for blooming. Some seasons are for rooting.

Winter is not punishment. It is preparation. Dormancy is not death. Much of God’s deepest work happens underground, unseen.

If you find yourself in a waiting season spiritually, emotionally, or relationally, this conversation will remind you that spring is still promised.

Be present. Reach out. Keep moving. Hold hope.

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