In this episode, Hala reflects on how God has been gently shifting her away from striving, hustle, and the pressure to “do more for Him,” and toward faithful obedience in the small, everyday things.

Drawing from Romans 5, Matthew 25 (the parable of the talents), the story of Daniel, and Isaiah 61:3, she explores what it truly means to become “oaks of righteousness”—deeply rooted, steady, and formed over time rather than through constant effort or visible achievement.

Through personal reflection and Scripture, Hala shares how God has been inviting her to tend to what He has already placed in her hands: reading Scripture, practicing listening prayer, noticing her spoonfuls of honey, and caring for her family with presence and love.

This episode offers a gentle reminder that spiritual growth doesn’t come from doing more, but from faithfulness with what God has already given.

✨ In this episode, listeners will explore:
– What Scripture teaches about obedience in small things
– Why God values faithfulness over visibility and productivity
– How spiritual formation happens slowly and quietly
– Releasing hustle culture in faith and daily life
– Becoming rooted as oaks of righteousness

This episode is for anyone feeling weary from trying to prove their faith or measure spiritual maturity by productivity, and who longs to walk closely with God through simple, faithful obedience right where they are.

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