In this episode, I dive into the tragic downfall of Pharaoh, the man who thought he could outlast God. We look at how pride hardened his heart, not just once, but over and over again, until it ultimately destroyed him. God gave Pharaoh chance after chance, plague after plague, sign after sign. But Pharaoh's pride was louder than the warnings, stronger than the suffering of his people, and more stubborn than the fear of God's judgment.

This isn't just a story of an ancient ruler, it’s a sobering picture of what happens when we refuse to humble ourselves. Pharaoh saw the power of God firsthand and still said, “No.” I explore how pride doesn't just blind us but it deceives us into thinking we’re untouchable, immune, or always in control. But when we dig in against God, we don’t just resist Him, we dig our own grave.

I also share what Pharaoh teaches us about the urgency of repentance. There’s a point where the heart can get so hard, it stops responding. And by then, the consequences are already in motion.

Let Pharaoh’s story be a warning: God’s patience is great but it’s not permanent.