In this episode of The Everyday Voice, Rufin K. Mayala tells the powerful story of Rahab — a woman judged by her past, overlooked by her community, but chosen by God because she dared to believe before anything changed around her.

Through a vivid, documentary-style retelling, this episode takes you into Jericho on the eve of its fall. You’ll hear how Rahab hid the Israelite spies, risked everything, and displayed the scarlet cord — an act of obedience that Bro. Branham described as “the Token,” a visible sign of faith applied before the miracle happens.

Rahab didn’t wait for evidence.

She didn’t wait for the walls to shake.

She tied the cord immediately — and that decision saved her entire family.

This episode explores:

• Faith that moves before seeing results

• Obedience as the proof of belief

• The Token as Bro. Branham taught it — displayed, visible, and applied

• How a woman people dismissed became part of the lineage of Jesus

Rahab’s life reminds us that some breakthroughs only come after we obey the instruction God already gave us.

Reflection Question:

What has God asked you to apply… that you’re still waiting to act on?

If this episode encouraged you, share it with someone who needs a reminder that obedience still opens doors.

Welcome back to The Everyday Voice — where every story has something to say.