Starting Over Where No One Knows You
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Starting Over Where No One Knows You

B1IntermediateSeptember 2, 20262 min

New city, new school, new job — nobody knows your story. And rebuilding from scratch is lonelier than anyone admits.

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And I get it. Nobody likes to think about that.

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I get it. I've lived it. Sometimes starting over stings a little bit.

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What if the loneliest season of your life is also the one God is using the most? And I get it. Nobody likes to think about that. The isolation, the misunderstandings, heating up takeout leftovers again to eat at your table alone watching YouTube. I get it. I've lived it. Sometimes starting over stings a little bit.

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But this is without a doubt 100% true. The bad news is we all get a lonely chapter. The good news is God is up to his best work in your lonely chapter. And here's why. When we grow, we naturally behind all places and people until we get fully acclimated into where we're moving into or who we're becoming. We've grown out of that old set of friends and

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circumstances, but we haven't fully arrived into that new set of friends and circumstances yet. And in that in-between, we feel deeply alone. And in the Bible, Joshua knew what this felt like. It didn't come with failure, it actually came with success. Moses, who had been leading God's people died and Joshua got the promotion and hands down dude has a great resume for this. He's got

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