Rebecca George

What is your “thing”? Surely there’s a better way to view it than through a lens of striving and worldly achievement.

You may have a special cause, project, or talent you feel called to develop. Fear and lack of clarity often make it easier to avoid the “thing” than risk failing at it.

Rebecca George is an encouraging voice in your ear to say, “Let’s not waste another minute of the all–too–brief time we have on this side of eternity.” She shows you how to pursue your goal with grace and confidence.

Part guide, part manifesto, Do the Thing beckons you to pursue the passions that stir your soul.

On this journey, you will discover how to:

• See your gifts and talents from a gospel-centered perspective.
• Prioritize goals related to your calling as you move forward with gumption and grace.
• Overcome negative thought patterns so you can brainstorm, develop, and create with the confidence of a go-getter girl!

Today is the day to take a brave step in a purposeful direction, using God’s Word as your compass to do the thing He has designed for you to do. After all, if not now … when?

The world tells us to hurry up and get what we want. God tells us to rest—and trust in His timing. Discover practical ways to place your “meanwhile” season in the hands of a faithful God.

We experience longing in every season of life, whether we ache for a spouse or a child, for healing in brokenness, or for clearer direction in our calling. As Rebecca George reminds us in this highly relevant message, we can fall into resentment about what we lack—or we can see our unmet desires as an invitation to draw closer to a trustworthy God.

Offering a gospel-centered approach to faithful living, You’re Not Too Late includes:

• wisdom for how to bring our disappointments to God
• real-life ideas for dealing with envy, isolation, and doubt
• insights into finding contentment, no matter our circumstances
• step-by-step ways to turn from sinful thought patterns to life-giving habits
• prayer prompts, discussion questions, Scripture for reflection, and accompanying online videos

With the compassion of someone who similarly struggles, Rebecca presents a comprehensive approach to waiting that doesn’t deny our desires but teaches us how to commit them to the care of our Savior.