When God Stirs the Nest—Lessons From the Eagle

When God Stirs the Nest — Lessons From the Eagle

Have you ever wondered why a season that once felt safe and comfortable suddenly became unsettled?

Drawing from Deuteronomy 32:11–12, this message explores the powerful biblical image of the eagle that stirs its nest—not to harm its young, but to prepare them to fly. What feels like disruption may actually be divine preparation. What feels like falling may be the beginning of faith.

In this message, you will discover:
• Why God sometimes disturbs our comfort
• How faith is formed in seasons of uncertainty
• What it means to trust God when the “nest” no longer feels safe
• How God is always beneath us, even when we feel like we are falling

If you are facing change, discomfort, or transition, this message will help you see your season through a new lens—not as punishment, but as preparation.

📖 Key Scriptures:
Deuteronomy 32:11–12
Deuteronomy 33:27
Isaiah 40:31

🙏 Whether you are in a time of waiting, stretching, or stepping out in faith, be encouraged: when God stirs the nest, He is getting ready to lift you higher.

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