Spring is Here: New Life

In episode 14 of WordFed Life, Verlene Cromwell explores the theme of new beginnings and spiritual renewal as spring arrives, symbolizing the new life God brings forth. Anchored in Isaiah 43:19, "Behold, I will do a new thing; now it shall spring forth; shall ye not know it?" this episode reveals a profound truth about God's work in our lives: even when we cannot see it, God is preparing something new. Spring is not just a change in the weather. Spring is a message. It announces that what looked dead is not dead. What was hidden was still alive. What was buried was still growing. What was silent was still being prepared. This is often how our lives look as believers. There are seasons when it feels like nothing is moving. But spring teaches us that just because we cannot see movements does not mean God is not working. God does some of his deepest work beneath the surface. • Spring reminds us that hidden life is still life. Just because something is hidden does not mean it is dead. • Spring reminds us that winter is not permanent. Winter has a purpose but winter is not forever. • Spring reminds us that what God planted will spring forth. God's word will not return void. The life of God within us is greater than the season around us. God is able to bring life out of what looked barren. He can bring fresh faith, peace, strength, love, and purpose. "I believe that God is doing a new thing in my life. What he has planted in me shall spring forth. I will not judge my life by a winter season. I will not call hidden growth dead. I will be careful how I hear because the word I receive becomes the life I carry. The word of God is alive in me. Faith is rising. Hope is blooming. Strength is returning. Vision is awakening." Welcome to WordFed Life — where words come alive.