This episode reflects on the story of Job and the difference between knowing about God and knowing Him personally.

Job was upright, disciplined, and faithful, but his suffering revealed a deeper invitation. Beneath the loss was not punishment, but pursuit. God was drawing Job beyond religion and into relationship.

We explore the uncomfortable truth that sometimes God allows stripping of comfort, security, identity, or dependence — not to harm us, but to protect us. In the book of Job, the world is described as deeply broken and hostile. So, what feels like loss may actually be mercy: God removing what would ultimately destroy us so that we learn to rest in Him alone.

This episode is a conversation about surrender, dependence, and the kind of intimacy with God that can only be formed when everything else falls away.

What remains when the world is taken from you?

Sometimes, the answer is the relationship God wanted all along.