The Vessel for the Women of the "Waiting Room" Celebrate Faith and Resilience

Gentry's Journey

I had the privilege of sitting down with Mrs. Jacquiline Cox, a woman whose life's work embodies the strength we find in sharing our most personal trials and triumphs. Through our conversation, we journey through the "Women of the Waiting Room" project—an anthology and devotional that serves as a sanctuary of stories from resilient women like Dr. Nakita Davis and Apostle Michelle Brown, who have written phenomenal forewords as well as embraced our devotional with God's timing in their periods of anticipation. Their experiences weave a tapestry of hope, urging us to lean into our faith as we navigate life's inevitable waiting rooms.
During this episode, we unlock the collective wisdom found in obedience to God's will, even when it steers us toward the unfamiliar. Drawing from the biblical passage of Abraham and Lot, we recognize the necessity of change for personal growth, Jacquiline opens up about her own experiences leading a collaborative project rooted in humility and divine purpose. Each narrative within the anthology echoes the sentiment that our most profound successes stem from divine favor, reminding us that our journeys, though fraught with adversity, are illuminated by faith.
Embarking on this exploration of faith, technology, and literature, we find ourselves marveling at how biblical teachings transcend time, offering guidance in an age where Siri and Alexa can recite scriptures at our command. We discuss the ever-present need for continuous learning, the grace in collaboration, and the anticipation that accompanied the creation of a high-quality faith-based anthology. As we close the episode, our hearts are left full with a prayer for those in their own waiting rooms, and we are inspired by the undeniable power of faith and shared testimonies. Join us for an episode that celebrates the stories that bind us, the miracles we believe in, and the divine timing that holds us all.