07-31-2026 PART 2: Hearing, Doing, and Walking with God

Section 1

A thoughtful conversation with Roslyn highlights how God often brings lasting blessings through seasons that initially seem painful or disappointing. Reflecting on her cancer journey and the closing of the former radio station, Dr. Dave and Roslyn recognize that what appeared to be setbacks became opportunities for greater ministry and deeper faith. Rather than asking why difficulties come, believers are encouraged to ask how God intends to use them for His glory. Every trial placed in the Lord's hands can become the beginning of something greater than anyone could have imagined.

Section 2

In Leviticus 8, Moses places blood on Aaron's right ear, right thumb, and right big toe as part of the priests' ordination. Dr. Dave explains that this beautiful picture points beyond the historical ceremony to the believer's daily walk with God. The ear reminds Christians to hear the Lord's voice, the thumb represents serving Him through faithful obedience, and the foot symbolizes walking wherever God leads. Every part of life is to be dedicated to the Lord and lived under His gracious authority.

Section 3

The Christian life is measured not by recognition or accomplishment but by faithful obedience to God. Dr. Dave emphasizes that believers, described in Scripture as a royal priesthood, are called to hear God's Word, put it into practice, and carry His presence wherever they go. As every thought, action, and step is surrendered to the Lord, Christians become living testimonies of His transforming grace, demonstrating that a life devoted to hearing, doing, and walking with God is a life that truly honors Him.