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If you feel God nudging you toward a new path but fear is louder than your faith, or if you are waiting for a guarantee before you take the first step, this episode is for you.

Today, I am sharing a special message from my recent visioneering workshop for the Discovering Your Calling alumni. We explore three specific Bible stories that reveal a hard truth: often, the miracle only happens after you take the risky step.

I discuss why we often hesitate to act because we do not want to look foolish or fail. We look at the stories of Joshua and the widow to see why obedience often defies logic, and why your "jar of oil" is already enough to start.

You’ll learn:

✓ The "Flood Stage" Faith: Why you must step into the water before the river stops flowing (Joshua 3).

✓ The "Jericho Strategy": How to move forward even when the plan seems illogical or embarrassing to others.

✓ The "Empty Jar" Lesson: Why you need to ask for help and use the resources you already have right now.

✓ The Art of "Shutting the Door": How to block out distractions to focus entirely on your assignment.

✓ Reframing Success: Why God meets obedient action rather than waiting for perfect faith.

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