How to Survive Unexpected Transitions with guest Paul Granger

Send us a text"What is your boss, God, telling you to do?" ~Paul GrangerIn this episode, guest Paul Granger, talks about seeking first God's Kingdom, how to navigate unexpected job transitions, and how to overcome the mental mindsets that cause us to hesitate when God leads us into a leap. Enjoy this for another podcast episode!Paul's BioThrough serving in various forms of ministry for over two decades, Paul has realized the predominant theme has been cultivating authentic, accessible space to process God and life.You can learn more about me through my profile, my podcast "Where did you see God", and at wheredidyouseeGod.com.The "shepherding/pastoral" gifting gives Paul the unique ability to cultivate rich dialogue and process the difficult questions of life.  While he has many stories to share of his own journey of learning who God is, who he is, and what that means for his life, he knows God can use any conversation to do "abundantly more" beyond simply telling his stories.Paul enjoys sharing what it means to take crazy steps of faith, how to persevere through hardship, and how to hold firm to the belief that "God is God and God is good", no matter the circumstances.Connected With Paul:Paul's | WebsitePaul's | InstagramRachel's BioRachel G. Scott is a devoted wife, mother, and Ohio native. She is also the author of the book, Taking the 5 Leaps and  founder of the I Can’t Come Down Movement. As a  Bible teacher and podcast host, she desires to inspire believers to walk in their purpose and assignment as they boldly take leaps of faith.Special Announcement:Ladies ONLY: Join the PurposeFilled Bible Study Retreat | LEARN MOREPodcast Mentions:Rachel G Scott TV YouTube | HEREGrab Rachel's Book 'Taking the 5 Leaps' (Now available on Audible) | HEREAre you a Lifegroup, Small group, or Book Club Leader? Join the community  HERE***If you enjoyed this episode, do us a favor and kindly leave a review. This helps more people to see the podcast in their explorer feed.