How to Faith a Life Podcast with Faith Womack
Sep 30, 2026 · 34 min · 10 segments
What do you do when waiting for God turns to feeling like it will never happen? Why is everyone else's lives continuing on when your life feels on pause? Today's conversation is all on those exact…
Kaci Nicole HarlowGuest
Faith WomackHost
how you don't hold anything back you're like literally i felt like god used this simple little thing in my life to show me that this was the next step or that i could you know keep going or that i could truly trust him to be good you know like you you really kind of yeah like i said put your heart on the platter like just very raw and real like this is what it looked like for me it may not look like this for you but But God's really good.
Was that something that you came up with? Was that something like some words that you hung on to throughout the process?
I actually in I don't know how you felt with the book writing process, but the the heart of the book, the message was always so clear to me.
Like you want it to, you have such a short little couple of words to try to convey to a reader.
Like, here's what I'm, here's the journey we're going to go on in this book.
And so even through like writing the proposal and signing contract, all of that kind of stuff, there was kind of like tentative placeholders for that title.
And then the more I sat with it, I'm like, there's literally not a more perfect title for this.
And I asked at one point, I was like, where did you get this from? They're like, oh, it's something you said.
Like when you were talking about the book and just your story and what you wanted it to convey, it came from a conversation with you.
And I love it because it truly encapsulates this idea that God's plans and his timing are rarely the same as our own.
We don't see what he's doing, but hindsight is usually, as they say, 2020, we can look back and see not only just the, the answered prayer, whatever his answer ends up being, but what he was doing in it is so beautiful, so purposeful and his ways are so much better, but ultimately he is so much better.
how you don't hold anything back you're like literally i felt like god used this simple little thing in my life to show me that this was the next step or that i could you know keep going or that i could truly trust him to be good you know like you you really kind of yeah like i said put your heart on the platter like just very raw and real like this is what it looked like for me it may not look like this for you but But God's really good.
Was that something that you came up with? Was that something like some words that you hung on to throughout the process?
I actually in I don't know how you felt with the book writing process, but the the heart of the book, the message was always so clear to me.
Like you want it to, you have such a short little couple of words to try to convey to a reader.
Like, here's what I'm, here's the journey we're going to go on in this book.
And so even through like writing the proposal and signing contract, all of that kind of stuff, there was kind of like tentative placeholders for that title.
And then the more I sat with it, I'm like, there's literally not a more perfect title for this.
And I asked at one point, I was like, where did you get this from? They're like, oh, it's something you said.
Like when you were talking about the book and just your story and what you wanted it to convey, it came from a conversation with you.
And I love it because it truly encapsulates this idea that God's plans and his timing are rarely the same as our own.
We don't see what he's doing, but hindsight is usually, as they say, 2020, we can look back and see not only just the, the answered prayer, whatever his answer ends up being, but what he was doing in it is so beautiful, so purposeful and his ways are so much better, but ultimately he is so much better.
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