There comes a point in every believer's journey where the path ahead feels unclear. You sense that God is calling you, yet the direction does not match your expectations. Doors remain closed. Prayers seem unanswered. You are left waiting, wondering if you heard God correctly or if you have somehow missed His will.

It's Not My Thing is written for those seasons.

This book speaks to believers who are learning how to wait on God without losing faith, how to trust His timing when progress feels delayed, and how to walk in obedience when the assignment does not align with personal ambition. Drawing from Scripture and lived reflection, Joseph Muchiri invites readers into an honest conversation about calling, surrender, and the quiet work God does beneath the surface.

Rather than offering quick fixes, this book addresses the deeper questions many Christians carry. What do you do when God's plan does not look like what you imagined? How do you remain faithful when obedience feels costly? How do you discern God's will when clarity takes time?

Through biblical insight and thoughtful reflection, It's Not My Thing explores the tension between desire and obedience, waiting and movement, promise and process. It is especially written for believers navigating seasons of uncertainty, spiritual growth, and transition. Those who feel stuck, overlooked, or tempted to force outcomes will find language for their struggle and encouragement to remain anchored in God's purpose.

This is a book about trusting God's timing, embracing seasons of waiting, and allowing Him to shape your heart before fulfilling His promise on your life. It is a reminder that obedience often precedes understanding, and that God's silence is not absence, but preparation.

If you are searching for a Christian book about calling, a faith-based guide for seasons of waiting, or encouragement to trust God when His plan does not make sense, this book was written with you in mind.

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