Trusting God When You Can't Yet See the Harvest

What do grocery store checkout lines and the Old Testament have in common?

More than you might think.

In this encouraging Seedlings episode, Tiffany Windsor shares a simple everyday moment that leads to a powerful lesson from 2 Kings 13. When the prophet Elisha told the king to strike the ground with arrows, he stopped after only three strikes—and missed the fullness of what God wanted to do.

How often do we do the same?

When progress feels slow, prayers seem unanswered, or the numbers don't reflect our efforts, it's tempting to wonder if it's time to quit. But what if God isn't asking us to stop? What if He's simply asking us to keep striking the ground?

Through personal stories, Scripture, and gentle encouragement, Tiffany reminds us that God measures faithfulness differently than the world does. While we count views, followers, and results, God sees people. And He often does His greatest work long before we can see the harvest.

In this episode, you'll discover:

• Why discouragement can tempt us to stop too soon
• The powerful lesson behind Elisha's command to "strike the ground"
• How Keep Striking the Ground connects to Keep Digging the Ditches
• Why God values faithfulness over visible results
• The freedom that comes from trusting God with the reach instead of chasing the numbers
• Encouragement for anyone wondering if their work is making a difference

As Tiffany reminds us:

If you've been feeling weary, discouraged, or tempted to give up because you can't yet see what God is doing, this episode is a gentle reminder that your obedience is never wasted.

Keep planting.

Keep digging.

Keep striking the ground.

Real Women. Real Stories. Real Faith.

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What Miriam Teaches Us About Courage, Calling, and Guarding Our Hearts

God doesn’t require perfect women to accomplish His purposes.

In this In His Circle podcast episode, Tiffany Windsor and Heather Brigstock continue their journey through the women of the Bible with Miriam, a woman whose story is filled with courage, leadership, praise, influence, and some very human mistakes.

As a young girl, Miriam courageously watched over her baby brother Moses and stepped forward when action was needed. Years later, she became a prophetess and led the women of Israel in praise after God’s miraculous deliverance at the Red Sea. She was a woman of action and purpose. As Heather points out, Scripture describes her with powerful verbs: she stood, she said, she went, and she called.

But Scripture also lets us see another side of Miriam. Comparison, jealousy, and bitterness eventually crept into her heart, and God corrected her. Her failure didn’t erase the significance of her life. Instead, it gives us a remarkably relatable picture of what it means to be called by God while still being a woman who is growing.

Tiffany and Heather talk about finding courage when we’re afraid, keeping our eyes on God when life doesn’t go the way we expected, guarding our hearts against bitterness, and being intentional about what we allow to feed our minds and spirits.

Because courage doesn’t require perfection.

Miriam’s story reminds us that God can use women who are still learning, still growing, and still allowing Him to shape their hearts. Our part is to stay close to Him, stay rooted in His Word, and have the courage to step forward when He calls.

Real Women. Real Stories. Real Faith.

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Sometimes the greatest ministry you'll ever have is one that nobody else sees.

In this heartfelt Seedlings episode, Tiffany Windsor reflects on the quiet, often unnoticed ministry of intercession. It begins with a simple trip to the grocery store and an unexpected thought: What if the people who suddenly come to mind aren't interruptions at all... but invitations from God to pray?

Together, we'll explore the beauty of carrying others to Jesus instead of trying to carry their burdens ourselves. If you've ever stayed awake praying for a prodigal child, worried over a struggling friend, or wondered whether God was hearing your prayers, this episode is for you.

We'll also discover how intercession doesn't just change the lives of those we're praying for—it changes us. As we faithfully place the people we love into God's hands, He gently teaches us trust, patience, compassion, and surrender.

In this episode you'll discover:

• Why those unexpected thoughts about someone may be God's invitation to pray
• The difference between loving someone and trying to become their savior
• How intercession frees us from carrying burdens we were never meant to bear
• Why faithful prayer often transforms the one praying as much as the one being prayed for
• Encouragement for anyone who has been praying for years without yet seeing the answer
• The quiet confidence that comes from trusting the God who hears every prayer

As Tiffany reminds us:

Whether you're praying for a family member, a friend, a neighbor, or someone God simply places on your heart, this episode is an invitation to embrace the quiet ministry of intercession—and trust the One who loves them even more than you do.

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