079 || How to Keep Trusting God When Your Calling Shifts || Amy Knuver

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Amy Knuver is a thrift store scrounger, a coffee shop enthusiast, and a lover of watercolor painting who spends her days with 22 inner-city fourth graders who call her Miss K. Amy loves to cook but hates to eat alone so when she’s not teaching, she can be found whipping up a new recipe for friends. God placed the dream of teaching in her heart years ago.

Amy came on the podcast all the way back in August of 2016. At the time, she was headed to Togo, West Africa to pursue her dream of teaching overseas. In that early episode of the podcast, she was struggling with a belief that her flaws and personal challenges might disqualify her from ministry.

This week she’s back with an update on how that first year in Togo, West Africa, went and what unexpectedly shifted within her while she was there. She talks about how she handled the shift in her dream, how difficult circumstances have and are shaping her, and about trusting God as provider even when you don’t see His provision in the timing you expect.

You’ll find the show notes, links to resources mentioned, and ways to connect with Amy, here: http://www.merrittonsa.com/podcast/79

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