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EPISODE · Mar 4, 2026 · 26 MIN

Radical Trust: The Joy and Obedience of John the Baptist

from The Open Doors

After reflecting on identity through King David and remembering who we are through Simba, we now turn to someone who never forgot.John the Baptist knew who he was.Before he ever preached, he leapt with joy in the womb at the presence of Jesus. Before the desert, before the crowds, before the prison — there was love. There was identity. There was trust.In this episode, we explore:• Radical trust in God’s plan • Obedience that looks uncomfortable but leads to joy • Friendship with Jesus rooted in humility • “He must increase, I must decrease” • And how to become comfortable with what once felt uncomfortableJohn’s life wasn’t safe. It wasn’t popular. It wasn’t easy.But it was full of joy.Because radical trust changes everything.If you’ve been wrestling with obedience, discomfort, or stepping into who God is calling you to be — this episode is for you.

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