Pastoral teaching from Deacon Benny Tiller Jr. on following God when the road looks closed, the yoke splits, or the directions don't agree. Each post in this series is one step on the same row.
This series gathers every teaching that walks the same question: "What does it look like to keep walking with God when direction, pace, or company tries to pull us somewhere else?" Read in order, or pick the one that matches where you are today.
Discerning God's direction when every door looks closed and every path looks blocked. Trust, timing, and the Providence that has already gone before you. The seed entry that opens the series.
Even walking in the right direction, you can be tied to the wrong companion. Amos 3:3 and 2 Corinthians 6:14 — a pastoral word on the yoke you carry, the row you plow, and choosing Christ.
Revelation 3:15-16 — the altar is still warm, but the heat is gone. A pastoral word on half-cold worship, half-cold love, and how to reignite the flame before it goes out.
1 John 2:15–17 and James 4:4 — the pull of relationships, the pull of desires, and the false freedom the world sells in place of obedience. A pastoral word on the companion, the craving, and the leash.