When Obedience Doesn't Make Sense

In this powerful episode of 10 Minutes In-Courage-Meant Just for You, the host encourages listeners who are walking through seasons of confusing, costly, or unseen obedience. Centered on Genesis 6 and Hebrews 11:7, the episode highlights the radical faith of Noah—a man who built an ark based on a word from God about something he’d never seen: rain.

The message is clear and deeply relatable: obedience won’t always feel logical, comfortable, or understood—but that doesn’t make it any less sacred. Through Noah’s example, we’re reminded that faith often comes before clarity, and peace follows surrender—not the other way around.

Listeners are challenged to consider what God might be asking them to do—even if it doesn’t make sense yet. Whether it’s forgiving, waiting, starting, or letting go, the encouragement is simple and strong: keep building, keep trusting. Because obedience, even in the dark, is never wasted. It’s planting seeds, shaping character, and creating space for what only God can do next.