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The hardest part of a faith walk isn’t believing God exists—it’s trusting Him in the space between prayer and outcome. Today we open that in‑between and get honest about control, exhaustion, and the daily practice of choosing belief before evidence. If you’ve ever felt the pull to manage every variable while waiting on an answer, you’ll hear language and stories that ground your next step.

We talk through how Scripture flips the order the world expects: culture says “prove it,” but Jesus calls us to believe first and then move. From Hebrews 11 to Paul’s “walk by faith, not by sight,” we unpack why assurance without sight is not poetic fluff but a muscle built through repetition. That muscle looks  poplike obedience before clarity, prayer before answers, forgiveness before apology, and showing up before confidence. We also tackle the difference between surrender and passivity, reframing action as faithful presence rather than frantic control so we can carry our load without trying to be God.

Exhaustion gets real too. Elijah saw fire fall and still collapsed, reminding us that even bold faith can burn out. God met him with food, rest, and a gentler call back—proof that receiving may look like strength to endure instead of instant resolution. Paul’s thorn teaches the same paradox: grace can be sufficient even when the situation doesn’t change. If you’ve been shouldering weights God never asked you to lift, consider this your invitation to release the outcome and take the next faithful step.

If this resonates, follow the show, share it with someone who’s waiting in the gap, and leave a review with your biggest takeaway. What is God asking you to believe before you see it?

This is the Buddy For Junior Show — where faith, truth, and courage come together. Join us as we explore life’s deeper purpose and carry the torch of conviction. The show begins now.

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