Everything is going well — the job, the business, the family, the health — and yet something feels out of order. In this stripped-down, unglamorous return to the mic, Tish gets honest about the restlessness of being blessed but off-track, and the simple call she's been circling around for decades: her voice.
Turning to Exodus 13:17, she sits with a truth that reframes the wandering seasons: God didn't lead the Israelites by the shortest road to the Promised Land — He took them the long way, on purpose, for their good. This is a conversation about recommitment, about resisting the pull toward flashier ideas, and about the quiet gift of building something in relationship with God rather than rushing the destination.
In this episode:
Why "something feels off" can be an invitation rather than an indictment
The difference between the simple thing God called you to and the busier, "sexier" projects that fill the void
What Exodus 13:17 reveals about the wilderness as a chosen path, not a wrong turn
How God develops something in us during the pauses and off-seasons
A challenge: what seed has God planted that you've moved away from?
Key verse: Exodus 13:17 — "He took them the long way for their own good."
Reflection question: What has God called you to that may not be glamorous or flashy — and are you ready to make space for it again?
Connect with Tish: Find Letisha Bereola on Instagram and send a DM to share what God is calling you back to.
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