Episode 2 : Divine Disruption: When God Does a New Thing

Scripture: Isaiah 43:18–19
"Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it?"

In this episode of Marked Women, we lean into the sacred tension of divine disruption. What happens when God flips the script, not gently, but suddenly? What do we do when the ground shifts and He calls us into the unfamiliar?

Together, we explore how God often interrupts us mid-sentence, mid-plan, and mid-panic, reminding us that His timing doesn’t require our permission. It’s not always convenient, but it’s always intentional.

Through stories from Scripture Moses at the burning bush, Mary receiving heaven’s call, Paul’s radical transformation we uncover how God’s “new thing” rarely comes wrapped in clarity. Instead, it often arrives in the form of tension, discomfort, and holy disruption.

In this episode, we explore four powerful truths:
💥 Called Mid-Sentence – God calls us when we least expect it, challenging our comfort to awaken our calling.
🕊 Forget the Former Things – We’re invited to release—not erase—our past, and stop anchoring our identity in it.
🌱 Now It Springs Forth – Even when it doesn’t look like growth, God is already moving beneath the surface.
👁 Do You Not Perceive It? – Perceiving what God is doing requires proximity, surrender, and spiritual awareness.

If you’re in a place of transition, where the old no longer fits but the new hasn’t fully formed, this one’s for you. Divine disruption isn’t punishment—it’s preparation.

Your Challenge This Week:
Ask God: “What new thing are You doing in me that I haven’t yet perceived?”
Let go of the familiar. Lean into the now. Move with the new.

✨ You’re not behind. You’re right on time. Be marked.