Are Aligned Leaps and Patient Timing the KEY to Your Success? 9/12/25

Aligned leaps, courage, and faith — sometimes the hardest part isn’t leaping too soon, but waiting until the timing is right.

In today’s EMBR Mornings reflection, Kimberly shares the mantra: “Discernment turns courage into wisdom.” Scripture reminds us that timing is part of God’s design: Abraham waited decades for his promised son. David was anointed long before he sat on the throne. Even Jesus said, “My hour has not yet come.”

Aligned leaps are not only about what we do, but when we do it. Rushing in our own timeline leads to striving and stress. Waiting on God’s timing brings peace — even when it stretches us.

✨ Key benefit: You’ll leave today’s pause reminded that faith teaches us to listen as much as leap, turning courage into wisdom through patient trust.

At EMBR Mornings, we believe boldness isn’t about reckless risk, but about alignment with God’s nudges, timing, and peace.

👉 Where do you feel pressed to move, but sense God asking you to wait? Where do you hear His quiet urging to take your next step?

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Episode Transcript

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Sometimes the hardest part ofcourage is not leaping too soon,
but waiting until the time isright.
Here in EMBR mornings, we pause,mid breath, mid sip, Remembering
that timing matters just as muchas the leap itself Today, let's
talk about faith and how itteaches us when to wait and when

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to move.
Scripture shows us again andagain, that timing is part of
God's design.
Abraham waited decades for thepromised son, and David was
anointed king long before he saton the throne.
Even Jesus said,"my hour has notyet come" Aligned leaps aren't

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just about what we do, but whenwe do it.
When I've rushed ahead in my owntimeline trying to force things,
I found stress and striving.
But when I've listened for God'snudge and waited until, he said
the time was right even when itstretched me, even when it felt

(01:05):
uncomfortable.
Peace always followed.

Our insight for today: discernment turns courage into (01:09):
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wisdom.
Where in your life do you feelpressed to move, but sense God
asking you to wait?
Where do you feel his quieturging to take the next step?
Let's EMBR the day ahead withpatient trust and the courage

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that listens as much as itleaps.
Join me tomorrow we'll talkabout how aligned leaps often
look small and ordinary ineveryday life.
I'll see you tomorrow.