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Have you ever felt like God might be calling you to something, but you weren’t sure how to respond?
Sometimes the call from God is clear. Other times it feels more like a quiet nudge—a sense that He is drawing us toward a particular ministry, opportunity, or step of obedience.
In this minisode, I want to reflect on what often happens when we sense that calling but hesitate to respond.
There are many reasons we might resist what God asks of us. Fear of failure, uncertainty about the future, feeling unqualified, or simply being comfortable where we are can all make it difficult to say yes when Jesus calls.
But throughout Scripture, we see that God often calls ordinary people to do things that feel far beyond their abilities. The question is not whether we feel ready, but whether we are willing to trust Him enough to take the next step.
As you listen to this reflection, I encourage you to consider whether God may be stirring something in your heart, and what it might look like to respond in faith rather than hesitation.
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