Please subscribe to the official show: Me Again, God Apple Podcasts link: (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/me-again-god-s1-e1-not-perfect-not-polished-sometimes-messy-just-you-and-me/id1827852894) What’s the cost of veering off God’s path? I can tell you—because I’ve lived it. In this episode, I open up about a time in my life when I drifted from God’s design while thinking I was doing the right thing. I overrode the red flags. I excused the gut checks. I chose what looked safe and sounded right—but wasn’t from God. And it nearly wrecked me. This one is raw. Personal. Me, talking to you like we’re sitting across from each other in the middle of your own wrestling match. It’s for the woman who’s tired. The one who’s overwhelmed. The one quietly asking, “Is it too late for me to get back on track?” If that’s you—I’ve been there. And I believe God can meet you in that exact place and help you rebuild, step by step. In this episode, I share: What it looked like to live outside of God’s design (and why I stayed there) How the enemy took advantage of my exhaustion and twisted what I thought was good The spiritual and generational cost of ignoring conviction Why boundaries protect more than they restrict What happens when we blame God for plans we insisted on How to rebuild your relationship with your children and yourself—after it all falls apart The difference between God’s timing and our rushed expectations How to return to His plan with small, honest, intentional steps I also talk about something I recently learned—that the enemy hears our words, not our thoughts. And how that realization changed the way I pray, speak, and protect my peace. You’ll hear my story. You’ll hear Scripture that anchored me when I thought I had nothing left. And more than anything, you’ll hear that God doesn’t waste wreckage—He rebuilds with it. Featured Scripture: Joel 2:25 – “I will repay you for the years the locusts have eaten…” Matthew 11:28 – “Come to me, all who are weary…” If any part of this episode resonates, share it with a friend who needs it. Reach out if you want prayer. And most of all—don’t believe the lie that it’s too late. You’re not too far gone. You’re not too broken. You are deeply loved by a God who redeems it all.