Has God ever interrupted your plans? A door closes. A resource dries up. A relationship or season ends before you are ready to release it, and nothing feels settled anymore.
In Unsettled, Glenn Bleakney offers a steady, biblical answer that reframes how believers understand the disruptions of life: the God who unsettles us is not punishing us - He is leading us. What feels like loss is often His loving preparation for something greater.
Grounded in Scripture, Bleakney examines the three ways God moves His people in a new direction - the disruption of our plans, the dissipation of our resources, and the dissolution of our relationships - and shows how to recognize His hand in each. Along the way he addresses discerning a hindrance from a holy redirection, living faithfully in the "in-between," the cost of refusing to move, and the rest and belonging God is leading His people toward.
With a foreword by Dr. John Burpee, Unsettled is written for pastors, ministry leaders, and every believer navigating a season of transition - anyone standing between the door that has closed and the one not yet open.
