In this second part, we continue our deep dive into the danger of doubt and explore a sobering reality: sometimes we are the very thing hindering God’s plans from coming to pass in our lives. Yes, God is sovereign—and as seen in the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth, He can still move even in the midst of our unbelief. But we also discuss an often-overlooked truth: God desires to co-labor with us. There are things He intended to birth in our lives that may have never manifested simply because we didn’t have the faith to partner with Him.

We reflect on the tension between God’s power and our participation, asking hard questions like:

How many opportunities or callings were delayed—or never realized—because we chose comfort and doubt over courage and supernatural faith?

How often has doubt kept us from stepping into something God uniquely designed for us?

Could this be why we’re not seeing the “greater things” Jesus promised we would do through the Holy Spirit?

This conversation challenges us to confront the subtle ways doubt shapes our decisions and limits our impact. God can act whenever He wants—but He often chooses to work through us. The question is: Are we willing to believe Him enough to step into what He’s planned?