How To Stop Chasing Ideas And Start Co-Creating With God
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What if your abundance of ideas isn’t evidence that you’re scattered—but evidence that you were made in the image of a creative God?
In this episode of Co-Create, Lizz Smoak explores the shame many creatives carry when they hear things like, “Here she goes again,” and reframes creativity as part of the Maker’s fingerprint on us. She shares how her own creative life changed when she stopped asking God to bless plans she had already made and began inviting Him into the process from the very beginning.
Lizz introduces The Maker’s Way—a rhythm of listening, building, refining, and releasing—and reminds us that rest belongs in the creative process too. Creativity does not have to become a frantic attempt to prove our worth. We can create from acceptance, remain open to refinement, release the outcome, and trust God with what comes next.
The episode closes with a simple three-breath listening practice designed to help you ask: God, what are You inviting me to make—and what can wait? Because your job isn’t to force the whole future into view. It’s to stay close to the Maker and faithfully tend what He places in your hands.
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