
Living Influence with Bill Thrall and Scott Boyd
What True Obedience Actually Looks Like
August 6, 202619m
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How can you learn to distinguish between compliance to authority versus a genuine, heart-level decision to obey out of trust?
In this episode, Bill and Scott explore the amazing connection between obedience and freedom, defining true obedience as a heart-level response to trust and a trustworthy God, rather than rigid compliance. They discuss how acting on God's direction transforms knowledge into lived truth, while equipping people to influence others authentically. Scott and Bill encourage us to cultivate an intimate relationship with God by learning to trust His leading, and experience the freedom that follows obedience.
Topics Bill Thrall and Scott Boyd discuss in this episode:
(00:04) The surprising relationship between obedience and freedom.
(03:34) Truth only transforms lives when it is trusted and acted upon.
(07:42) Practicing obedience gives us the freedom to teach truth.
(12:54) How obedience gives us the credibility to encourage others.
(17:01) Discerning God's voice requires faith. It’s worse to miss God's direction than to mistakenly step out in faith.
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