In this episode of The Kingdom Biblecast, Brother Lawrence Lee and Brother Keith Cannon explore Proverbs 16:9: “We can make our plans, but the Lord determines our steps.”

Through the lives of Abraham, Joseph, Moses, David, Ruth, Esther, and the apostle Paul, the hosts demonstrate how God guides His people through uncertainty, waiting, hardship, unexpected changes, and closed doors. They also look to Jesus Christ as the greatest example of surrender to the Father’s will.

This conversation reminds us that planning is wise, but surrender is essential. A delay does not mean God has forgotten us, a closed door may be His protection, and redirection is not necessarily rejection. Even when we cannot see the entire road ahead, we can trust God to provide enough light for our next faithful step.

Listeners are challenged to surrender one plan, decision, or concern to God and identify one practical act of obedience they can take this week. God’s direction is wiser, His timing is perfect, and His purpose is greater than anything we could design for ourselves.

Podcast Episode Description

When life doesn’t unfold according to our plans, can we still trust God?

In this episode of The Kingdom Biblecast, Brother Lawrence Lee and Brother Keith Cannon discuss “When God Redirects Our Plans,” based on Proverbs 16:9: “We can make our plans, but the Lord determines our steps.”

Together, they examine how Abraham, Joseph, Moses, David, Ruth, Esther, Paul, and Jesus trusted God through uncertainty, waiting, painful circumstances, dangerous assignments, and unexpected redirection. Their stories remind us that God can use every season to develop our character, prepare us for His purpose, and lead us toward opportunities we could not see for ourselves.

You’ll discover why:

• Planning is wise, but surrender is essential
• God’s redirection is not rejection
• A delay is not necessarily a denial
• A closed door may be God’s protection
• Waiting can be part of your preparation
• Faithfulness in small things can lead to greater Kingdom opportunities
• Our responsibility is obedience—the outcome belongs to God

If your life looks different from what you planned, be encouraged: God has not forgotten you. Keep praying, trusting, and obeying Him one faithful step at a time.

Hosted by Brother Lawrence Lee and Brother Keith Cannon.

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“Then Jesus said, ‘Come to me, all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest.’”

Life’s responsibilities, hardships, disappointments, and uncertainties can leave us physically, emotionally, and spiritually exhausted. Yet Jesus invites us to come directly to Him, lay down our burdens, and receive the rest that only He can provide.

Together, Lawrence and Keith discuss what it means to take Christ’s yoke upon us, learn from His gentle and humble heart, and trust Him during seasons of weariness. His promise does not mean we will never experience difficulties, but it assures us that we never have to carry our burdens alone. When we walk closely with Jesus, He gives us strength for today, hope for tomorrow, and lasting rest for our souls.

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In this episode of The Kingdom Biblecast, we continue our journey through John 4:19–42 as we explore one of the most powerful encounters in the Gospels—Jesus’ conversation with the Samaritan woman at the well. What began as a simple request for water became a life-changing encounter with the Living Water, transforming one woman’s heart and leading an entire community to Christ.

Together, we’ll discover what it truly means to worship the Father in spirit and in truth, as Jesus explains that genuine worship is not confined to a location or religious tradition but flows from a heart surrendered to God and grounded in His truth (John 4:21–24). We’ll also examine Jesus’ powerful teaching about the spiritual harvest in John 4:34–38, where He reminds His disciples that His mission was to do the Father’s will and that the fields are already ripe for harvest. As followers of Christ, we are called to lift our eyes, recognize the opportunities God places before us, and faithfully share the Gospel with those who are searching for hope.

This episode also highlights how the Samaritan woman became an unexpected yet effective witness. She didn’t have years of theological training or all the answers—she simply shared what Jesus had done in her life. Her testimony reminds us that God can use anyone whose life has been transformed by His grace to point others to the Savior.

Whether you’re looking for encouragement to share your faith, a deeper understanding of true worship, or renewed passion for God’s mission of reaching the lost, this episode will challenge and inspire you to become an active participant in His harvest.

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a Masterclass on evangelism on how to share your faith or share the good news of the Gospel of Salvation to a world who is thirsty for The Kingdom of God. Who around you today needs to hear about your testimony? Who around you needs to here this message of “living water” Jesus had came to give a world who is chasing after temporary relief or temporary hunger or thirst in exchange of a life that replenishes all your worldly desires. Listen and share this wonderful message brought to you by Brother Keith Cannon, I pray that this will minister to your heart and encourage you to share your faith with others around you. God Bless You!