EPISODE · Jun 21, 2026 · 21 MIN
What to do when You don't know what to do Part 1
from Global Revival Blast · host Wilfred Aigbomobe
Send us Fan MailIn this episode, our host- Wilfred explores what to do when you don't know what to do in life, drawing insights from biblical characters like King Jehoshaphat and David. He emphasizes dependence on God, seeking divine guidance, and humility as key principles for navigating uncertainty.Episode focus on:Dependence on God in times of uncertaintyThe importance of seeking divine guidanceLessons from Jehoshaphat's prayer and humilityDavid's inquiry of the Lord for directionThe role of faith and humility in decision-makingWHAT TO LEARN IN THIS EPISODE:Depend on God when you don't know what to do.Seek divine guidance through prayer and inquiry.Admit your limitations and lack of knowledge.Focus on God and trust in His direction.Humility is essential to accept your need for helpIf this episode bless you kindly share with your friends and others. join us to expand the kingdom of God. Please, Keep the fire burning. See you in our next episode. Thank You. Happy Father's Day !Support the showThanks for listening follow us on https://twitter.com/wAigbomobe For more visit our website pastorwilfred.com Support us and subscribe https://www.buymeacoffee.com/globalrevivalblast
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Send us Fan Mail In this episode, our host- Wilfred explores what to do when you don't know what to do in life, drawing insights from biblical characters like King Jehoshaphat and David. He emphasizes dependence on God, seeking divine guidance, and humility as key principles for navigating uncertainty. Episode focus on: Dependence on God in times of uncertainty The importance of seeking divine guidance Lessons from Jehoshaphat's prayer and humility David's inquiry of the Lord for direction Th...
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