When doing what you believe honors God costs you deeply and others don’t understand, how do you move forward? This episode explores painful, faithful choices and the process of prayer, counsel, scripture, and honest heart-examination that lead to obedient action.

Using examples from Noah, Abraham, Esther, Joseph, and the surrender of Jesus, Jeannette encourages listeners to take the next faithful step even when it hurts, trusting God’s faithfulness beyond present circumstances.

Jeanette shares a personal confession about longing to be deeply known and the pain of being misunderstood, especially in her advocacy for deaf and deafblind ministry.

She uses a Sunday morning accessibility conflict to illustrate how assumptions can harm relationships, points to Jesus’ example of seeing people beneath the surface, and urges listeners to slow down, ask questions, and listen with love.

Ultimately she encourages rooting the desire to be known in God, who fully understands us, and challenges us to offer others the gift of truly being seen.

Jeannette shares her experience at the Bring Worship to Life workshop in Nashville, where she came to learn worship interpretation but left with a deeper spiritual breakthrough.

Through music, prayer, and community, she learns to release perfectionism, receive God’s peace, and trust that the battles belong to Him—even while facing ongoing family challenges.