Seasoned Just for You: Trusting God’s Timing and Flavor

Sometimes the hardest part isn’t the waiting—it’s learning to trust that what’s for you isn’t delayed, it’s being prepared. In this episode, we dive into how God seasons our blessings to perfection, adding patience, depth, and joy in the process.

From waiting seasons that feel silent to lessons that prepare us for greater things, this devotional reminds you that divine timing is never late—it’s always seasoned just right.

🎧 Tune in for encouragement, scripture, and a prayer to help you hold onto faith while God is still cooking up your blessing.

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Episode Transcript

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Sometimes the hardestpart is in the waiting.
It's trusting that what's for you isn'tbeing delayed, it is being prepared.
Today on Seasoned Soul, we are talkingabout timing, patience, and faith.
Don't go anywhere, this wordis seasoned just for you.
Welcome to Tia Vye presentsSeasoned Soul with flavor meets

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faith and every storm simmers slow.
I am your host, Tia Vibe Caribbeanheart, soul stirrer and kitchen
healer, inviting you to pour alittle grace and a little spice and
a whole lot of soul into your day.
This is your sacred place to unwind,reflect, and realign with your

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purpose - one recipe, one revelation,one rooted moment at a time.
So whether you are cooking withlove, healing from the inside out
or simply catching your breath.
You belong at this table.
Let's season the soul together.
Today's the personal bite isserved with one powerful reminder.

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What's for you isn't just coming.
It is being seasoned to your taste.
We have all heard this phrase before,but I want to take it a step deeper.
What's for you isn't justwaiting in a box somewhere.
It's being seasoned, flavored,prepared, and perfected.
So when it finally arrives,it is just right for you.

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Let's talk about how to holdonto that truth while you wait.
How to find joy in the process andhow to trust that God is working
behind the scenes seasoning yourblessings, until they're ready to serve.
Let's start where most of usstruggle, "the waiting season".
Waiting often feels like silence,like nothing is happening.

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But just like food in the oven unseenthings are happening in the process.

Example (02:01):
imagine baking bread.
While you don't see the yeastworking, it's rising, expanding,
and becoming what it needs to be.

Faith tie-in (02:10):
In Habakkuk 2:3, it says, " though it linger, wait for it.
It will certainly comeand will not delay".
God's timing is not about denial.
It is about preparation.
Always remember what feels likedelay is often divine marination.
So what does it mean when I say yourblessing is being seasoned to your taste?

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Let's talk about God's seasoning process.
1.
Seasoning adds depth.
Just as seasoning takes timeto soak into food, your journey
adds layers to your character.
Without trials and lessons,blessings can feel shallow.
2.
Seasoning is personal.
No two dishes taste the same whendifferent hands prepare them.

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God knows your exact taste, yourneeds, your desires, your purpose.
What's for someone else won'tsatisfy you the same way.
3.
Seasoning requires patience.
Rushing a stew leaves it bland.
In the same way rushing God'sprocess leaves you unprepared
to fully enjoy what's yours.

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So how do we stay strong when wecan't see the kitchen work happening?
Let's learn how to holdon while it's cooking.
1.
Practice gratitude daily.
Gratitude keeps the spiritalive while waiting.
Even small blessings areseasoned for your joy.
2.
Prepare your table.

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Just like setting the table beforedinner, prepare yourself mentally,
spiritually, and emotionallyfor what you are asking for.
Example, if you are prayingfor love, work, and healing
and self-love while you wait.
3.
Surround yourself with encouragement.
Stay in communities, podcasts, scripture,and friends that remind you God is

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still cooking something for you.
4.
Don't peak in the pot too much.
Over checking slows down the process.
Trust that it's happeningeven if you can't see it.
What area of your life do youneed to stop peeking in the pot
and start trusting God's timing?
And here's the beautiful part,eventually what's for you get served.

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Now we enjoy the serving moment!
When it arrives, it won'tjust be "good enough".
It will feel like itwas made just for you.
The job that aligns with your gifts, therelationship that values your whole self,
the opportunity that fits your calling.
And when it does, you'll understand whythe wait and the season were worth it.

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Ephesians 3:20, " Now to him who is able to do immeasurably
more than all we asks or imagine".
God's version always tastes better thanwhat we were trying to cook up ourselves.
Let's plate this up and say thislike your belly full: "i will

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not rush what God is seasoning.
What for me is on the way, and it willarrive perfectly prepared for my life.
What for you isn't lost?
It's not late.
It's been seasoned.
Every trial, every delay, everydetour is adding favor, so when it
arrives, it satisfies your soul.

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to connect.
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And fellas, I've gotsomething for you too.
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Wisdom Fit for a Throneat IAmBernardKing.com.
Stay encouraged, stay seasoned,and keep walking in purpose.

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Let's pray together.
Lord, thank you for remindingme that my blessings have
been seasoned in your timing.
Give me patience and waiting, faith inthe process, and joy in the preparation.
I trust that for me will come season tomy taste and overflow with your goodness.

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Amen.
And that's a wrap, soul family.
You have been listened to SeasonedSoul a space where slow meals, sweet
memories, and sacred reflectionsalways have a seat at the table.
If today's episode, pour it toyour spirit be sure to subscribe
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Join The Season Circle when it opens,and let's stir this pot together.
Until next time, stay grounded, staygrateful, and keep your soul seasoned.