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Obedience didn’t suddenly become extreme. Our tolerance for discomfort changed.

In this episode, we talk honestly about why obedience to Jesus can start to feel unnecessary, awkward, or unrealistic in everyday life. Not because Christians reject Scripture, but because comfort, preference, and experience quietly reshape what feels reasonable.

We explore how obedience gets filtered, delayed, or replaced with feelings and outcomes, and why faith centered on experience will always struggle with obedience. This is a direct conversation about conviction, surrender, and what following Jesus actually looks like when obedience costs something.

If you’ve ever felt the tension between what you know Scripture says and what feels realistic to live out, this episode is for you.

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