Most men don’t resist change because it’s unclear.
They resist it because it requires trust—trust in Someone greater than themselves, not their own strength, experience, or control.

In this episode of "Courageous Christianity with Richard Mendelow," Colonel Richard J. Mendelow (Ret) and his wingman, Christy Mendelow, continue the “Embracing Change” series with a direct challenge: stop trying to control your walk with Christ and start trusting God to lead it.

Scripture makes this clear: fear does not come from God, control is not strength, and real growth requires surrender. And change—when placed in Christ’s hands—is not something to resist. It is often the very means God uses to lead you forward into the abundant life Jesus promises.

What are you holding onto that God is asking you to release?
What would change if you trusted His promises instead of your own plans?
What kind of man would you become if Jesus truly led every decision?

Listen to this episode to understand how Scripture speaks directly to this and how to live it out.

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