Worrying About the Future (Pt. 3): Finding God's Will and the People "In the Way"

How do you find God's will when you're anxious about what's next? In the final part of Truth Over the Noise's series on worrying about the future, Nathan Woltmann and Trey Cochran (voice restored and back at full strength) dig into a powerful biblical phrase — "in the way" — and what it teaches about walking in obedience and overcoming the obstacles that stand between you and your calling.Trey opens with a sweep through Scripture, showing the two sides of being "in the way": God directs those who are already moving in obedience (Abraham's servant — "I being in the way, the Lord led me"), and how faith pushes past the people who block the path — blind Bartimaeus, Zacchaeus in the sycamore tree, the friends who lowered the paralytic through the roof, David and his brother Eliab, Joseph, Moses and Pharaoh, Nehemiah's critics, Paul, and Jesus and the religious leaders. Nathan adds the story of Job — trusting God even when your closest people tell you to give up — and shares that the King James phrase "in the way" appears 93 times across Scripture.They get practical for Gen Z and young adults chasing the will of God: step out in faith (Nathan tells how he chose his college and let acceptance or rejection be God's answer), seek wise, godly counsel over the flattery of peers (the cautionary tale of Rehoboam), and remember God gives the desires of a heart that's obeying Him. It closes with a clear gospel invitation and how to know you're saved.Find every episode at truthoverthenoise.com or totn.blog, and through TIL Radio Network at tilradio.org. Next up: a brand-new series on music — you might be surprised where they land. New episodes weekly.