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In this episode, Tijani and Yazmin explore the profound topic of trusting in God's plan, even when things don't go as expected. They share personal stories of how they prayed for specific outcomes and faced unexpected challenges, only to realize later that God's plan was indeed the best plan for them. From Tijani's heartbreaking experience with a scholarship rejection to Yazmin's job search struggles, they delve into how faith and patience played crucial roles in their journeys.
The couple discusses the importance of praying for guidance, accepting God's will, and understanding that sometimes, the answers to prayers come in ways we least expect. They also highlight the significance of being open to God's timing and trusting that He has something better planned, even when immediate circumstances seem disappointing.
Whether you're navigating career changes, life decisions, or simply seeking inspiration to trust in a higher power, this episode offers heartfelt insights and practical advice on embracing God's plan with faith and patience.
Chapters
(00:00) After prayer, normally we, like, sit there and ask God for specific things
(01:25) Today we're talking about God's plans. And sometimes when you pray for something, God may not give it
(03:28) On this podcast episode, we always try to share how we're doing things
(09:53) When the scholarship did not fall through, I was devastated
(15:04) 24.3 million land in Australia was destroyed because of devastating wildfires
(17:33) So let's put a pause on my story. Your voice just keeps getting louder and louder. Let me relax and drink some agua
(17:55) You tell us your example. Okay, so my example is a little more recent
(23:54) You applied for a job working with students with visual impairments
(30:26) God answered our prayer, right? Yeah. It was so many things that were, like, playing
(31:41) You interviewed for a position that was your first choice
(34:17) Sometimes the prayer is not answered in the way we want it
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