#109: Easter Christian Business Series: Asking God For Confirmation with Dr Richelle Whittaker and Hollis Moore
Are you worried that you heard God wrong or that you're not certain it was Him talking to you?
Both of our guests can reassure you that if it was God, He will confirm it many times over, through signs, messages, friends, etc as long as you are keeping an open mind and paying attention to it.
Our first guest, Dr Richelle Whittaker, was all ready to set up a maternal health center last summer during the pandemic, when mental health cases was at an all time high. Even before she was completely set up, she had calls coming in left and right, referrals and plenty of business. Yet, it was at that time, when God told her to stop and pivot to a completely different niche in the medical field. It takes a massive leap of faith to be able to do that, especially when it looks like she had a success on her hands already. She worried that she heard wrong and didn't understand why, but as she will share in this episode, God made it very plain to her that this was what He wanted her to do and as she said, "You need to give your faith a job." It's not believing if you know the outcome.
Our second guest has also quite the story, meet Hollis Moore. She was going to publish children's books, but met roadblock after roadblock. It was in her car that the revelation came that she needed to change what she was doing.
This episode will definitely inspire you to pay more attention to what God is saying and how while it seems difficult and appears to make no sense in the natural world, the change that God is asking you to do, will one day make sense. Your faith will pay off.
Note: This mini series will have episodes uploaded every day from March 27th until April 17th, so check back daily to hear first-hand stories from different Christian entrepreneurs about how they heeded God's call and what happened after they took that first step....
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Remember, YOU Matter! See you in the next episode.
