Soul Remodeling Series: A Wilderness Call

It felt like I was on a high wire—then free falling. I couldn’t breathe. My body, yes. My soul, not so much. Like a character in one of my favorite YA movies, Divergent. I was headed into a God-appointed wilderness journey.

Human viewpoint says you have to get tougher, stronger through life’s valleys and potholes. But God has a different plan—with faith-driven tightrope walking and wilderness trekking to shift the weight.

Flashes of His light. The soul pricked. That was Sarah. Something had to be learned here, absorbed here, infused here. Maybe you can relate.

Position doesn’t just happen. It’s given by God. Joseph’s prophetic dreams weren’t a free pass. A wilderness journey was underway. Read on . . .

God, in precision timing, separated Moses from the common—for a series of deconstructing-reconstructing encounters. But Moses almost missed it. The story goes like this . . .

God’s calling on Jeremiah’s life was straightforward. No discussion, no fiery bush. A tearing down to build up. Soul lessons for us all.

The famed Pharisee whom some Jews and some Christians love to hate. His story—a real page-turner. And a remarkable deconstructing-reconstructing soul story.