This episode explores the transformative journey of walking with God — a lifestyle of dedication, obedience, and continual movement into the “next phase” of His leading. The family reflect on how God leads His people much like He led Israel out of Egypt: through seasons of refreshing, seasons of movement, and seasons of deep personal dedication.

They emphasize that the walk with God is not casual; it requires listening, obedience, and a willingness to pay the price of discipleship.

The conversation also highlights God’s intention to manifest His presence through all His people, forming a remnant who are wholly devoted to Him. Each believer carries a piece of the puzzle, and together they reveal a greater picture of Christ. As the parousia — the presence of the Lord — becomes more real, His glory is being manifested in His saints in a new way.

The episode closes with a call to wholeheartedly pursue this lifestyle, to know the voice of God, and to move with Him into the next level of His purpose.

Main Theme:

Walking with God requires dedication, obedience, and an ongoing willingness to move with Him into deeper phases of His purpose.

Key Segments:

Ken explains that every believer is brought out of their personal “Egypt” to enter a real relationship with God. There are times of refreshing and times of movement — and listening to His voice is essential.

Mike shares that we are living in a day where the Holy Spirit and the presence of the Lord are becoming more tangible. We are part of God’s chosen inheritance.

Ken emphasizes that the Old Testament is an example for us, teaching us how God leads His people and the consequences of obedience or disobedience.

Ron highlights the danger of “greasy grace,” reminding listeners that God is still exacting in His word and that real relationship requires obedience and reverence.

Ken speaks of the cost of walking in dedication — but also of the joy and fulfillment that come once that price is paid.

God sets aside certain people because of their dedication. He is forming a bride who is wholly devoted to Him alone.

Mike reminds us that no individual has all the answers. Together, the Body reveals the face and nature of Christ.

Ron shares the excitement of seeing God expressing Himself through His diverse people — His creativity revealed through each vessel.

Ed stresses that knowing God’s voice is essential for direction, especially as He leads us into new phases of His purpose.

Ron describes how the parousia — the presence of the Lord — is becoming more real than the physical realm.

Ken reflects on how Christ is coming to be glorified in His people, not crucified again, and how His glory is being experienced more deeply.

Exodus 13–17 — Israel’s journey out of Egypt: seasons of stillness and movement.

Hebrews 3–4 — The call to hear His voice.

1 Peter 2:9 — A people set apart.

Ephesians 4:15–16 — Each joint supplying; each one having a part.

John 10:27 — “My sheep hear My voice…”

2 Thessalonians 1:10 — Christ glorified in His saints.

Romans 12:1–2 — A lifestyle of dedication.

John 3:8 — The wind of the Spirit — unseen but experienced.

Walking with God is a lifestyle, not a moment. It requires dedication, sensitivity to His voice, and willingness to move when He says, “Move on.” God is forming a remnant who will walk with Him wholeheartedly, and His presence is being unveiled in a greater way than ever before. Each believer carries a piece of His expression — and together, we reveal His glory.