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Oct 19, 2026 24 min

S03E23 - What Does It Mean To Please God? Part 2

from Perspective Shift: Unveiling Paradigms in Perceptions

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! In this episode of Perspective Shift: Unveiling Paradigms in Perceptions, we continue exploring what Scripture reveals about the things that please God and how walking in His pleasure relates to favor. From sacrificial giving and walking in love to cultivating a gentle and quiet spirit, offering acceptable prayers, dealing truthfully, and walking blamelessly, we examine the attitudes and actions that matter to God. We also explore the fear of the Lord and the importance of trusting in His mercy. Is every sacrifice pleasing to God? Does the size of our giving matter more than the heart behind it? Can we claim to walk in righteousness while deliberately disregarding God's instructions? And what does it truly mean to fear the Lord? Through Scripture, we discover that God looks beyond outward religious activities to the heart, motives, and obedience behind them. This episode challenges us to examine not only what we do for God, but also how and why we do it. Join us as we uncover the biblical connection between pleasing God, walking in obedience, and growing in favor with Him.

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