Bob Bay
Bob Bay
Obedience Part 4
Obedience Part 4
Obedience Part 4
Saturday 17th February 2024
Bob Bay concludes his series on obedience, sharing personal stories and insights on the true meaning of following God's guidance.
24 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Obedience is about preparation, not punishment.
- Personal stories highlight the challenges of quitting smoking and meth.
- God's guidance can come in everyday moments.
- Obedience in small things prepares you for bigger responsibilities.
- Understanding consequences versus divine punishment.
I had a harder time quitting smoking than I did quitting meth.
In this heartfelt episode of 'Our Real Life', host Bob Bay wraps up his four-part series on obedience. Bob shares his journey through the stages of acceptance, repentance, and deliverance, leading to the sometimes challenging but ultimately rewarding phase of obedience. He candidly talks about his struggles with smoking and meth, comparing the difficulty of quitting each and reflecting on how his mindset about obedience has evolved over time.
Bob uses personal anecdotes to illustrate the importance of listening to God's guidance, even in seemingly trivial matters like putting a tape measure back on the shelf. He emphasises that obedience isn't about making sacrifices to earn God's favour but about preparing oneself for greater responsibilities and blessings. Bob's engaging storytelling and relatable experiences make this episode a must-listen for anyone on a recovery journey or looking for deeper understanding and encouragement.
Don't miss out on Bob's wisdom and humour as he navigates the complex yet essential concept of obedience.