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Walking by Faith Into the Unknown: Trusting God When It’s Time to Move



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Walking by Faith Into the Unknown


The echoes of the past and the fears of the future haunt me as I move forward.
My comfort zone feels safe, but staying there costs me more than I can afford.

How do I step into the unknown without knowing where it leads?
Can I trust the One who is sending me away?
Will He stay by my side when clarity fades and confusion sets in?

I have many questions and few answers.
I didn’t choose this path, yet I must walk it.
Still, I know I am called forward by faith—even when I don’t understand.
“For we walk by faith, not by sight” (2 Corinthians 5:7).


When God Calls You Out of Comfort

These words reflect the questions that filled my heart when God told me it was time to move. I had grown comfortable in a place I was never meant to stay. I learned to survive in dysfunction and mastered people-pleasing.

Outwardly, I appeared strong and put together; inwardly, I was drowning. Yet, I was building a relationship with the One who walks on water. And like Peter, when I began to sink, He reached out and caught me (Matthew 14:29–31).


Learning to Trust God When the Path Is Unclear


This faith journey hasn’t been easy. I had to release beliefs, habits, and ideologies I once relied on. I stopped depending on the voices of others and learned to sit long enough to hear God’s voice.

“My sheep hear My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me” (John 10:27).

I didn’t realize how much anger and bitterness I carried towards people, life, and everything else. God knew it was time for me to move—not to harm me, but to save me from myself.

“The Lord disciplines those He loves” (Hebrews 12:6).


Moving Forward Even Without Answers


Many of us cling to what feels safe, unaware it’s what keeps us stuck. Stepping into the unknown is frightening, but God has already gone before us.

“The Lord Himself goes before you and will be with you; He will never leave you nor forsake you” (Deuteronomy 31:8).

Walking by faith into the unknown requires trust, surrender, and obedience. I am a witness to God’s faithfulness—even in my darkest moments. 

As I step into what’s next, I move forward confident I am in His hands. I will continue to walk by faith, and I pray you do the same.


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