Some things in life we hope will eventually disappear. For Bjørn-Ivar, migraine has been one of those things since childhood. Over time, he has had to learn that life cannot always be put on hold while waiting for something difficult to go away.

In this episode, that experience leads into Daniel 3:13–28 and the story of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego. They believe God is able to rescue them from the furnace, but their faith does not depend on Him doing so.

They are not spared from entering the fire. Instead, it is inside the furnace that a fourth person appears and walks with them.

A reflection on the difficult space between praying for circumstances to change and trusting that God can still be present when they don’t.

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In this episode of Endure Faith, Bjørn-Ivar reflects on a summer trip through Europe with car and camper that started with sunshine, beautiful days, and peaceful stays at camping sites.

Everything was going smoothly until a strange engine sound appeared and the car lost power. After being towed to a workshop, spending the night in the camper outside the garage, and receiving kind help from the employees, the journey continued. But only a few hours later, the same problem returned in the dark on a highway, and the trip had to change completely.

With Proverbs 16:9 as the biblical grounding, this episode reflects on the ups and downs of life, changed plans, waiting, and the quiet trust needed when the way forward looks different than expected. It is a personal reminder that God is present both when the road is smooth and when the journey stops.

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