Say Yes to God: Obedience, Risk, and the Work of God Among the Nations
What does it really look like to say yes to God—especially when it leads somewhere unexpected? In this episode of the SO THAT Missions Podcast, we hear how simple obedience can open the door to powerful kingdom impact. During a recent trip to the Middle East, Sandra shares how God works through ordinary people who are willing to take the next step, whether near or far.
Episode Summary
Sandra’s story is a reminder that God doesn’t waste a lifetime of experience—He redirects it for eternal impact. After decades in education, what began as a willingness to serve turned into a deep involvement in global missions.
In this conversation, Sandra reflects on her journey from local ministry to international mission work, including recent trips to the Middle East. She shares what it looks like to trust God in unfamiliar and sometimes risky environments, how relationships open doors for the Gospel, and why encouragement is one of the most powerful gifts we can offer believers around the world.
More than anything, this episode centers on a simple but challenging truth: God calls us to say yes—and trust Him with the outcome.
In This Episode You’ll Hear
- How God uses your past experiences for future kingdom impact
- What it looks like to walk in obedience without fear
- Why encouragement matters for believers in hard places
- How relationships open doors for the Gospel globally
- A powerful reminder to simply take the next step, God is calling you to
Optional Scripture
“After this I looked, and there before me was a great multitude that no one could count, from every nation, tribe, people and language, standing before the throne and before the Lamb…”
Revelation 7:9–10
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