Forward Friday Recap... The Goliath Dilemma Of Change.. Sightlines 2025... Raising Levels 2025
- Millsman
- Jun 6
- 2 min read
Forward Friday Recaps the week of seeing change as a good thing. Change is not the enemy; it's the path to growth! When things shift, it's easy to feel destabilized. But we can remind ourselves that change can be a gift and a new opportunity.
We don’t need to have it all figured out to move forward. So when change comes, let's flip the script and see opportunity instead of dread or fear; we're just a moment away from new roads and discoveries!! Why not you? Why not me????
Check Out Our Recap Videos Below!!!
Let's Get Into This!
Video Recap # 1
One of the biggest blockers to handling change is the belief that we need all the answers now. Progress often starts with just one small, brave step. Trust that clarity can come after action, not just before it.
Video Recap # 2
Whether it’s a role, relationship, habit, or identity, releasing the old isn’t failure. It’s part of a natural cycle. Shedding the past makes room for something new to emerge.
Video Recap # 3
Whether it’s a role, relationship, habit, or identity, releasing the old isn’t failure. It’s part of a natural cycle. Shedding the past makes room for something new to emerge.
Whether it’s a role, relationship, habit, or identity, releasing the old isn’t failure. It’s part of a natural cycle. Shedding the past makes room for something new to emerge.
Sometimes we resist change because it disrupts comfort. But life isn’t asking us to stay comfortable—it’s asking us to become more whole, wise, and real. Growth requires movement.
In seasons of change, we can anchor ourselves in the unshakable truth that God remains constant, faithful, and present. His character doesn’t shift with our circumstances.
but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” — Romans 12:2
Letting go of control and trusting God opens the door to true transformation. He doesn't just change our circumstances—He changes us through them.
Embracing Change With You....
Dave
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