What if your faith grew most when you stopped checking boxes and started following the Father’s lead? We open John 5 and sit with the uncomfortable beauty of Jesus healing on the Sabbath, claiming equality with the Father, and redefining “works” as the living evidence of relationship. The scene at Bethesda becomes a mirror for modern church life: do we prize rules over people, or do we let love fulfill the law? We trace Jesus’ witnesses—John the Baptist, the works themselves, the Father’s testimony, and Moses’ writings—and show how all roads point to the Son who gives life and judges with mercy. From there, we connect Scripture to the real world. We talk about burnout in ministry, the pressure to perform, and the subtle drift from faith to legalism that leaves people wounded. Leadership stories from the military and organizational life highlight the trap of “check-the-box” culture and the courage it takes to champion competence, care, and calculated risks. Sabbath emerges not as a rule to police but as a rhythm that heals, a weekly reset where the Spirit restores hearts and re-anchors purpose. Practical takeaways run through every segment: start small with obedience at home and at work, tune your ear to the Holy Spirit’s promptings, and take the faithful risks that love demands. When you fail, repent quickly and keep moving—because the worst decision is no decision. If you’ve wondered how to recognize what the Father is doing and join Him in it, this conversation will give you language, courage, and next steps. Enjoyed the conversation? Subscribe, share with a friend who needs rest and courage, and leave a review to help more people find the show. Then tell us: where is the Spirit asking you to take your next step of faith?<a href='https://wofoyo.org/'>https://wofoyo.org/</a>      #wofoyo

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