In this episode, we draw a powerful connection between Jeremiah 32 and Mark 11:12–14, 20–25 to explore a crucial truth: God often moves in silence before He moves in power.

Jeremiah was given a strange instruction — to buy land during a national crisis — and had to trust God’s voice and intention even when things didn’t make sense. Similarly, in Mark 11, Jesus curses a fig tree, but the results aren't visible until the next day.

These two moments teach us that:

• God’s Word is already at work, even when we can’t see it.

• Obedience sometimes precedes confirmation.

• Faith means trusting what God said, not what we see.

• Delayed outcomes don't mean denied promises.

If you’re in a season where you’re waiting for visible results, this episode will encourage you to keep believing, keep obeying, and hold onto what God spoke — even in the silence.

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📖 Key Scriptures: Jeremiah 32, Mark 11:12–14 & 20–25
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In this episode, we explore the powerful contrast between Jeremiah 18 and 19—two chapters that reveal God’s heart as both a merciful Potter and a righteous Judge. In Jeremiah 18, we see the hope of restoration: God is willing to reshape and redeem even what’s been spoiled, if we return to Him. But in Jeremiah 19, the message shifts—when hearts remain unrepentant, brokenness follows, and the vessel can no longer be restored.

This message is a reminder that no matter how far we’ve drifted or how damaged we may feel, God still desires to mold us into something beautiful. The only barrier is our resistance. If we surrender, He will reshape our lives for His glory.

Let this episode challenge and encourage you to stay soft in the hands of the Potter.

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In this powerful episode, we explore Jeremiah 16, where God commands the prophet not to marry or have children—not as a punishment, but as divine protection. God was preserving Jeremiah from grief and positioning him to fulfill his calling during a time of national crisis and exile.

This message isn’t just about Jeremiah—it’s about us. Sometimes, God’s instructions won’t make sense in the moment. They may even feel like a sacrifice. But what if that sacrifice is actually shielding you from future pain and setting you up to bless others through your obedience?

We also dive into Luke 9:23, where Jesus calls us to take up our cross daily. Saying “yes” to God often means saying “no” to our flesh—but in that surrender, there’s protection, purpose, and the fulfillment of God’s promises.

🎧 In this episode:

• Why God's “no” can be a form of divine protection

• The power of radical obedience in uncertain seasons

• How daily surrender positions us inside God's will

• Why denying yourself is the gateway to destiny

If you’ve ever wrestled with God’s direction or questioned the cost of obedience, this episode will encourage and realign your heart.

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