In the life of a faith-driven business, not every season is about pushing harder or chasing bigger goals. Some seasons are quieter, slower, and more sacred - designed by God to realign our hearts and refresh our purpose. And then, almost without warning, a fresh stirring begins. A gentle invitation to move forward again. In today's post, we’re stepping into one of the sweetest seasons of all: the season of new beginnings.
After a long winter of rest, reflection, or wrestling, there’s a subtle shift that begins to stir. You may not even notice it at first.
A new idea.
A desire to create again.
A sense that maybe… just maybe… God is inviting you to step forward.
After a long winter of rest, reflection, or wrestling, there’s a subtle shift that begins to stir. You may not even notice it at first.
A new idea.
A desire to create again.
A sense that maybe… just maybe… God is inviting you to step forward.
This is Spring. A tender but powerful season in business. A time of sowing seeds, building relationships, and following the fresh nudges of the Holy Spirit as you rebuild momentum with peace and intention.
What Is the Spring Season?
What Is the Spring Season?
In Your Beautiful Purpose, Susie Larson describes Spring as a time of new beginnings. In business, it often looks like:
- Receiving fresh clarity after a hard or quiet season
- Developing new ideas, offers, or projects
- Rebuilding consistency and connection with your audience
- Nurturing relationships and trust
- Beginning to show up again—not from hustle, but from a place of rest
Spring is all about sowing - not harvesting. It’s not about getting instant results. It’s about planting what God has put on your heart and trusting that, in due season, it will grow.
What Spring Has Looked Like in My Business
What Spring Has Looked Like in My Business
After a winter of slowing down, God began to stir something in me: a desire to reconnect, rebuild, and re-engage with my audience, not with pressure, but with purpose. One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned in Spring seasons is that momentum doesn’t have to be rushed. It can be built one meaningful connection at a time.
This is the season where I’ve focused on the like, know, trust factor - which I talk about more in another blog post HERE. Rather than going full speed ahead with big launches or major goals, I’ve learned to focus on nurturing relationships. Showing up consistently. Providing value. Serving from a place of overflow. And that, over time, is what builds a solid, sustainable business.
Spring Is About Showing Up Small
Spring Is About Showing Up Small
Sometimes we skip over Spring because it feels slow. It’s not glamorous. It’s not the “big win” season. But it’s where all the most meaningful, lasting work begins. You don’t need a massive strategy shift in Spring. You just need to keep showing up.
Send the email.
Write the blog.
Comment on someone’s post.
Check in with a past client.
Create something that feels life-giving.
Write the blog.
Comment on someone’s post.
Check in with a past client.
Create something that feels life-giving.
These are the seeds. And with time, consistency, and God’s guidance, they will grow.
Signs You Might Be in a Spring Season
Signs You Might Be in a Spring Season
- You’re starting to feel energized again after a dry or quiet time
- You have new ideas, but don’t yet see clear results
- You’re reestablishing routines and content rhythms
- You’re reconnecting with your audience and building trust again
- You’re taking small, intentional steps forward - without striving
How to Embrace the Spring Season
- Be faithful in the small. You may not see instant fruit, but your seeds matter.
- Focus on connection. Serve your audience. Show up with consistency and value.
- Let go of perfection. Just begin. God will guide and grow what you plant.
- Celebrate the progress. Even if it’s tiny, it’s still movement - and that’s something to be grateful for.
Reflection Questions
1. What seeds is God asking me to plant in this season of business?
1. What seeds is God asking me to plant in this season of business?
2. Where can I be more consistent in showing up and building trust?
3. Am I willing to move forward slowly, faithfully, and led by peace
Coming Up Next in the Series
Spring is just the beginning. As you continue to plant and nurture, you’ll eventually step into Summer - a season of momentum, fullness, and fruitful work. But don’t rush it. Let Spring have its purpose. Let this season prepare the ground for everything God is growing in and through you.
Continue Reading the Seasons of Business Series
- The Seasons of Business: An Invitation to Grow with God Through Every Stage
- The Summer Season in Your Business
- The Fall Season in Your Business
- The Winter Season in Your Business
- The Wrestle Season in Your Business
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A Little About Me...
Hello! I’m Jenna - a Christian woman in business navigating celiac life, cozy routines, and the kind of leadership that begins with slowing down and meeting with the Lord. Around here, I share journaling tips and prompts, simple daily routines, and gentle, faith-led ways to flourish with intention. My hope is that this space feels like a deep breath, a place where you can settle in, feel supported, and find clarity for your life and business. If you’re looking for a cozy companion for your quiet moments, here’s the tea I make every single morning.
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