As It Relates To Us

Welcome message from the host, Eno.

In this episode, we explore the question of when to stand still, when to fight, and when not to fight at all.

Through the experiences of Moses and David, we see that God does not always call His people to respond in the same way. Sometimes He tells us to stand still and watch Him work. Other times, He commands us to move forward and fight. And there are moments when He tells us not to fight because He has not sent us.

How do we know what God wants us to do in each situation?

Jeremiah discusses the importance of seeking God’s direction rather than acting out of fear, impulse, or our own understanding.

What if the very thing we keep asking God to take away is the thing He can use to produce fruit in us?

In this conversation, Jeremiah considers whether pain can be a gift, not because suffering is good in itself, but because of what God can accomplish through it.

Could there be something God wants to produce in us through the very thing we wish would disappear?

Is it possible to find the Narrow Way and still choose not to walk in it?

Jesus tells us that the narrow gate leads to life, yet few find it. But what happens when someone discovers the truth and still refuses to follow it?

We reflect first on finding the way and then on the difference between knowing the right way and actually walking in it, recognizing the path is not the same as choosing to follow it.