@noellehcoach: Friend, did you know that God promised to do a new thing — and then asked, “Do you not perceive it?” (Isaiah 43:19). That question isn’t a rebuke. It’s an invitation. It’s God gently reminding us that what He’s doing is already in motion — we just need eyes trained to see it. Here’s where science catches up to Scripture: your brain has a built-in filter called the Reticular Activating System (RAS). It scans your entire world and surfaces what you’ve told it to look for. If you’ve been rehearsing lack, disappointment, or fear — that’s exactly what your brain will find evidence of, everywhere you look. But when you begin to renew your mind (Romans 12:2) and intentionally anchor your focus to God’s faithfulness, your RAS starts working for your faith. Suddenly, you start noticing open doors, unexpected provision, and grace in places you once overlooked. You’re not being naive — you’re being trained. The new thing God is doing in your life isn’t hiding from you — it may just be that your mind hasn’t been programmed to spot it yet. If your heart just said “that’s me” — let’s talk. I’d love to help you start seeing what God has already set in motion. DM me to get that started.

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