The Call

 Blog 4: The Call

It’s a Seek. See. Act. season.

If I’ve learned anything in this life, it’s this: God has always been there. Everything I’ve ever needed has already been planted within me—I just didn’t know how to access it.

And if there’s one constant in life, it’s change. With every new season comes a fresh invitation to grow, to heal, and to evolve. But those invitations don’t always look like doors—they often look like storms, struggles, or silent stretches.

Looking back over the story I’ve shared so far, here’s what most people don’t realize: I was saved for years, but I didn’t know God. I hadn’t met the Holy Spirit. I didn’t understand that I was the daughter of a King, an heir to Heaven’s throne.

That truth was hard for me to accept.
I was raised in chaos, shaped by survival.
So the idea that I was royalty? Destined for divine inheritance?
That felt impossible. Unbelievable.

I could believe it for everyone else. When I read the Bible, I believed the promises—for them. But for me? I didn’t see how any of it could apply. And that disconnect created a deep frustration. Because I wanted to believe. I wanted the fruit I kept hearing about. But my life still looked like famine.

Then came a turning point—when Scott and I were restored, and I began to recognize the miracles of God not just in theory, but in our reality.
He kept us from being homeless.
He fed us when we had nothing.
He rescued us from messes we made—and the ones we couldn’t have avoided.
That’s when I saw it:
He was always there.

That’s when the hunger hit me.
I began to seek like never before—reading the Word, listening to podcasts, finding voices I could trust, going to conferences—doing everything I could to understand God and His ways. And something shifted.

I started to change my mindset.
I started to change how I saw myself.
And once that happened, everything changed.

I saw Him clearly.
Then I saw myself differently.
And then I acted—I began living like the daughter of the King that I was.
It was both beautiful and hard.

Why? Because transformation is uncomfortable for those around you—especially if they’re not growing at the same pace.
So even though I broke the poverty chain, our life didn’t immediately reflect it. My husband was still looking backward while I was pressing forward. That’s hard.

But here’s what I’ve come to know:
Even if no one else is ready, I still have to obey God.
I’ve walked through too much not to help others now.
Because once you go through something, you carry the anointing to help others through it too.

So think about it—all the healing, all the stretching, all the deliverance God has brought me through. Now I carry a mandate and a responsibility to help others walk into their freedom.

This season we’re in? It’s no ordinary moment.
It’s strategic. It’s prophetic.
It’s a now or never kind of season.

It’s time to Seek.
It’s time to See.
It’s time to Act.

Heaven’s blueprint is waiting.
Let me help you find it.

Dawn