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Feeling stuck doesn’t mean God has stopped working. In this episode, discover how unseen growth, like seeds underground, can prepare you for God’s greater plans.

Do you ever feel like your prayers aren’t getting through, or like your faith is just standing still?

Seasons of silence can feel like wasted time, but Jesus says in Mark 4:27 that even when we don’t understand it, the seed is still growing. God is often working in unseen ways, preparing you for what’s ahead.

In today’s devotion, you’ll hear the story of Dallas Jenkins, creator of The Chosen, who once felt his career was over after a failed film project. What looked like a dead end became the soil for something far greater. His story reminds us that unseen growth is still growth, and God is never done writing yours.

Main Scripture:

Mark 4:27 – “The seed sprouts and grows, but he does not understand how…”

By the end of this episode, you’ll discover:

• Why “stuck seasons” may be where God does His deepest work
• How small, faithful steps today can bear fruit tomorrow
• The hope that unseen growth is still real growth

Today’s Challenge:

Identify one area where you feel spiritually stuck. Then commit to one small, faithful act, praying, reading, serving, or encouraging someone, and trust that God is growing something beneath the surface.

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