Episode 9: Perception and Obedience

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Pain and Purpose

Hosted by Brenda K Nayiga

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Are you making the most of your pain? James 1: 2-4 says that we should consider it pure joy when we face many trials because trials test our faith and produce perseverance. These verses challenge us to surrender to the purpose of pain so we can be mature, complete and lack nothing. Join me Brenda K Nayiga as I discuss the relationship between pain and purpose. As I embark on this journey, I will reflect on the lives of various bible characters as well as my personal experience to reveal how all things work together for good and for those who love God and are called according to purpose.

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Episode 9: Perception and Obedience

Pain and Purpose

29 minutes 6 seconds

3 months ago

Episode 9: Perception and Obedience

In a world consumed by corruption and spiritual blindness, Noah stood out not because he conformed, but because he perceived God’s voice above the noise. In this episode, we explore the profound tension between human perception and divine instruction. Genesis 6 reveals a man who chose obedience not because he understood every detail, but because he trusted the One who did.

We’ll dive into how Noah’s story challenges us today:

How do we respond when God’s call contradicts our current reality?
Can we walk in obedience even when the world sees no reason to?
What does it mean to perceive through faith rather than sight?

Noah’s faith wasn’t built on proof; it was built on trust. His obedience, though costly, positioned him as a vessel for salvation and legacy.

Join me as I reflect on how God is still looking for people who will say “yes” before the rain comes and people who perceive through faith and obey without delay.