Tanya Wilmoth
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1,207 appearances
13 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 5d ago
Tanya Wilmoth’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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To be obedient means you have fully submitted yourself to doing what God wants and not what you want, even when it is costly.
Obedience isn't something we talk about all the time, but it brings into our lives a power that transforms our hearts, shapes our character, and makes us more like Jesus.
It leads us into a deeper intimacy with God.
Today, we're in John 8, where Jesus is talking about obedience.
And the question I want us to think about today is this.
How many times have you lost intimacy with God, not because He grew distant, but because you weren't obeying Him?
There's so much peace on the other side of obedience that we don't talk about enough.
Jesus brought it up because He wanted His people to have that peace.
Even Jesus, who was in perfect unity with the Father, who knew the Father better than anyone who has ever lived, talked about His own obedience.
In John 8, verse 55, Jesus says,
Though you do not know him, I know him.
If I said I did not, I would be a liar like you.
But I do know him and obey his word.
Obedience is an act of trust that often comes before we really break through to the place where our hearts are aligned with God.
If you are feeling spiritually dry, there's a good chance you need to stand back and ask yourself,
Am I obeying God, or am I living a self-directed life that has God on the perimeter?
Even small steps toward obedience can open us up to life-giving change.
Luke 11.28 says, If obedience mattered to Jesus' relationship with the Father, it matters to ours.
So let's talk about why.
First, obedience matters because it's how God shapes our hearts.
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