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What does it look like to live a life that’s both productive and unhurried? In this week’s conversation, I sit down with Ruth Chou Simons—Wall Street Journal bestselling author, artist, podcaster, and founder of GraceLaced. Ruth shares from her new book The Way of the Wildflower and helps us see how God uses every season—growth, rest, and even dormancy—to shape us.
We talk about:
Why hurry often starts in the heart
Trusting God’s timing instead of rushing ahead
How sanctification can’t be forced or fast-tracked
What dormancy looks like in our spiritual lives
The freedom of dependency on God’s sufficiency
This episode is a gentle reminder: God isn’t in a rush with you. 🌿
Links & Resources
Ruth’s new book: The Way of the Wildflower
Ruth on Instagram: @ruthchousimons
Ruth’s art & shop: GraceLaced
Other books by Ruth: GraceLaced, Beholding and Becoming, When Striving Ceases, Now and Not Yet
Connect with me:
- hannaseymour.com
- Instagram: @hannaeseymour
- My weekly devotional email The Weekly One: https://hannaseymour.com/theweeklyone
If this episode encouraged you, share it with a friend who feels rushed in this season. And don’t forget to subscribe so you don’t miss next week’s conversation!
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