You don’t know what you don’t know.

To be honest?

Neither do I.

Welcome to Part Three of our Preparing for Greater Works series!

In Part One, we talked about seeking the Lord early. In Part Two, we talked about seeking Him continually.

Now, we’re talking about something that is essential if we want to continue growing and preparing for whatever God has ahead of us:

Submission and teachability.

Following God doesn’t always mean we understand everything He is doing.

Abraham did not know how his story would end when he set out in obedience.

But he knew God.

There is a difference between understanding everything God is doing and trusting the One who is doing it.

In this episode of the Connect Podcast, we’ll talk about:

• Why submission doesn’t always require complete understanding• What Abraham can teach us about obedience and trust• How Saul exchanged God’s wisdom for his own reasoning• Why we don’t always know what is at stake• The fragrance we carry into the lives and spaces around us• Why humility means recognizing that we still have something to learn• How godly counsel and correction can help prepare us for greater responsibility• The difference between independence and maturity

One of the greatest gifts we can give ourselves is remaining teachable.

You don’t have to know everything.

But you do need to know the One who does.

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