Ep. #30 What If God Already Told You? How to Know God’s Will and Take the Next Step

What If God Already Told You? How to Know God’s Will and Take the Next Step Have you ever asked God, **“What’s next?”**—only to feel like you’re still waiting for an answer? What if God isn’t withholding the next instruction? What if He’s lovingly waiting for us to respond to the one He’s already given? In this episode of the Abundantly Favored Podcast, Jenny and Shelley talk honestly about **how to know God’s will, recognize His direction, and take the next step in faith**—even when we wish God would just hand us the entire map. Because sometimes we’re praying for clarity about what’s next when God is asking us to be faithful with what He has already placed in front of us. We’ll talk about: How to recognize what God may already be asking you to do Why God often reveals the next step one step at a time The difference between waiting on God and avoiding obedience How Scripture, prayer, and wise counsel can help us discern God’s direction Why every thought, opportunity, or feeling isn’t necessarily a message from God What to do when you’re tempted to keep asking for another confirmation because you don’t like the answer you already received And how to move forward when you don’t know the whole plan Our encouragement for you is simple: *You may not need the whole map. You may just need the next faithful step.* If you’ve been asking, “God, what do You want me to do next?” this conversation might be exactly what you need to hear. *Main Scripture:* Deuteronomy 5:33 If this episode encouraged you, share it with a sister who might be asking God the same question. And come join us inside the *Abundantly Favored Inner Circle* for more faith, mindset, encouragement, and sisterhood. 📖 *WAIT, Did I Say That?* Our book about faith, mindset, and why your words matter: https://a.co/d/3N2XWNQ 🙏 *WAIT, Did I Pray That?* Our 30-day devotional: https://a.co/d/eZZdFDE Remember… *You are Abundantly Favored. 💙* Song Credit: Abundantly Favored “In the Whispers” — Will Molstad