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Sometimes You Have To Start Walking
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- Jun 16, 2026
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Summary
Have you ever wondered if you're on the right track? Whether you're building a furniture flipping business, facing a major life decision, or simply trying to figure out what God wants you to do next, uncertainty can feel overwhelming. We naturally want answers, direction, and a glimpse of the future before taking action. In this episode, Val shares personal stories about marriage, family, business, and faith to explore how trust in God grows over time. You'll discover why evidence matters, why faith is a choice, and why sometimes the next step is all you need to see. Thank you for spending part of your day with me. If this episode encouraged you, share it with a friend who may need a reminder that God is still working, even when they can't see the whole path ahead. "Faith is a choice, and trust in God grows because of the evidence you've already seen." Faith / Mindset Takeaway We often want God to show us the entire blueprint before we move forward. More often, He gives us enough light for the next step. As we walk, pray, learn, explore, and pay attention, we begin collecting evidence of His faithfulness. Looking back, we discover He was guiding us all along. Listen If... You're feeling stuck in your furniture flipping journey You're discouraged by slow progress You're facing a decision and unsure what to do next You're waiting for certainty before taking action You need encouragement to trust God with the next step Final Thought Sometimes you have to start walking before you can see where you're going. The good news is you don't walk alone.