If you’ve ever looked back and finally understood why it had to happen the way it did, this episode is for you. What once felt like failure may turn out to be the foundation for your future.
In this heartfelt reflection, Clifton Brantley shares how hindsight revealed God’s hand in even his most painful seasons. From walking through eight years of personal wilderness to discovering purpose on the other side, Clifton talks about regret, growth, and the way God shapes us in pain so He can use us through it.
🔸 Key insight: Don’t get stuck expecting God to move the same way He did before.
🔸 Reminder: What the enemy meant for evil, God still means for good.
Have you ever looked back on your life and been surprised by what God used to shape you?
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