Week Three

What if the pain we are carrying right now is not the end of the story, but actually the beginning of something new being born in us? Isaiah 66:9 gives us one of the most tender promises in all of Scripture, assuring us that God does not allow pain without also allowing something new to come forth from it. This session invites us to sit with two deeply personal questions: What is God asking of us in this season, and what are we asking of Him? Whether He is calling us toward surrender, obedience, or a shift in how we see ourselves, there is something profoundly freeing about the idea that God actually has a name for each of us. He is, after all, deeply invested in names throughout Scripture. As we lean into these questions together, we are challenged not just to speak to God but to listen, trusting that He is already speaking back. This is not a passive faith exercise. It is an active, courageous conversation with the One who sees exactly where we are tonight, just as He once asked Sarah where she was, and who meets us there with purpose and promise.