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“Onthou Lot se vrou.”

Drie woorde.
Een waarskuwing.
’n Boodskap wat baie mense miskyk — maar wat Jesus doelbewus herhaal het.

In hierdie episode van The Prodigal Daughter Podcast kyk ons eerlik na ’n moeilike waarheid:
om fisies weg te stap beteken nie jy het geestelik laat gaan nie.

Lot se vrou het uit Sodom gevlug,
maar haar hart het agtergebly.
Sy is nie geoordeel oor nuuskierigheid nie —
sy is geoordeel oor vasgehoue gehegtheid.

In hierdie episode gesels ons diep oor:

• Hoekom dit wat jy betreur wanneer God dit wegneem, jou hart se lojaliteit openbaar
• Hoe uitgestelde gehoorsaamheid gevaarliker kan wees as oop rebellie
• Die geestelike gevaar van half-oorgawe en innerlike weerstand
• Hoekom jy nie die wêreld én die kruis terselfdertyd kan dra nie
• Hoekom gehoorsaamheid nie verlies is nie — maar beskerming en lewe

Hierdie is nie ’n ligte of gemaklike episode nie.
Dit is ’n wakker-skud boodskap.

As God jou uit iets roep —
’n ingesteldheid, ’n verhouding, ’n gewoonte, ’n seisoen —
sal hierdie episode jou uitdaag om op te hou terugkyk en vorentoe te beweeg.

Moenie treur oor wat God oordeel nie.
Moenie verlang na wat Hy besig is om te vernietig nie.
En moenie terugkyk na dit waarvan Hy jou verlos het nie.

🎧 Luister met ’n oop hart.
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“Remember Lot’s Wife.”

Three words.
One warning.
A message many overlook — but Jesus deliberately repeated.

In this episode of The Prodigal Daughter Podcast, we confront a hard truth:
leaving physically is not the same as letting go spiritually.

Lot’s wife escaped Sodom, but her heart never left.
She wasn’t judged for curiosity — she was judged for attachment.

This episode dives deep into:

• Why mourning what God is judging reveals divided loyalty
• How delayed obedience can be more dangerous than open rebellion
• The spiritual danger of half-surrender and inward resistance
• Why you can’t carry the world and the cross at the same time
• How obedience isn’t loss — it’s protection and life

With raw teaching, real-life examples, and Scripture woven throughout, this is not a feel-good episode.
It’s a wake-up call.

If God is calling you out of something —
a mindset, a relationship, a habit, a season —
this episode will challenge you to stop looking back and start walking forward.

Don’t mourn what God is judging.
Don’t desire what He’s destroying.
And don’t look back at what He delivered you from.

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Geloof word maklik bely, maar gehoorsaamheid word dikwels uitgestel.
In hierdie episode van The Prodigal Daughter Podcast ondersoek ons die verskil tussen om in God te glo en om Hom werklik te volg. Is gehoorsaamheid ’n vereiste, of is dit die natuurlike vrug van ware geloof? Hierdie eerlike gesprek daag gemaklike Christenskap uit en nooi luisteraars uit na ’n dieper verhouding, oorgawe en vertroue.

Luister, dink na, en vra jouself waar geloof dalk opgehou het om gehoorsaamheid te word.

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Belief is often claimed, but obedience is often delayed.
In this episode of The Prodigal Daughter Podcast, we explore the difference between believing in God and truly following Him. Is obedience a requirement, or is it the natural fruit of real faith? This honest conversation challenges comfortable Christianity and invites listeners into deeper relationship, surrender, and trust.

Listen, reflect, and ask yourself where belief may have stopped short of obedience.

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In hierdie ernstige en hart-ontblotende episode van The Prodigal Daughter Podcast word ’n vraag gevra wat baie gelowiges vermy, maar min kan ontduik: dien ons werklik God, of het ons ons geloof stilweg gevorm om te verwag dat God ons moet dien?

Hierdie is nie ’n motiveringsboodskap nie. Dit is ’n waarskuwing en ’n herlynning. Met diep Skrifondersoek, Bybelse konteks en eerlike wêreldse voorbeelde, word uitkoms-gedrewe Christenskap en transaksionele geloof ontbloot. Hierdie episode roep luisteraars terug na ware Herewees, oorgawe en kosbare dissipelskap.

In hierdie episode word onder andere gekyk na:

• Waarom om Jesus “Here” te noem niks beteken sonder gehoorsaamheid nie
• Hoe die evangelie selfgerig en gerieflik geraak het
• Die gevaar daarvan om God vir persoonlike gewin te gebruik
• Wat Job, die ryk jong man en die gemeente van Laodicea oor motief openbaar
• Hoe lyding, stilte en vertraging wys wie ons werklik dien

Hierdie episode is ’n ernstige oproep tot selfondersoek — nie tot gemak nie, maar tot waarheid.

As jy bereid is om moeilike vrae te vra, jou motiewe eerlik te ondersoek en terug te keer na ’n geloof gewortel in oorgawe eerder as uitkomste, dan is hierdie boodskap vir jou.

Jesus is nie ’n toevoeging nie. Hy is Here.

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In this sobering episode of The Prodigal Daughter Podcast, we confront a question many believers avoid but few can escape: do we truly serve God, or have we quietly reshaped our faith to expect Him to serve us?

This is not a motivational message. It is a heart-exposing teaching that challenges outcome-driven Christianity, transactional faith, and the subtle ways obedience is often replaced with expectation. Drawing deeply from Scripture, biblical context, and real-world examples, this episode dismantles the idea of using God for gain and calls listeners back to true lordship, surrender, and costly discipleship.

We examine:

• Why calling Jesus “Lord” means nothing without obedience
• How the gospel became self-centred and convenience-driven
• The danger of serving God only when it benefits us
• What Job, the rich young ruler, and the church of Laodicea reveal about motive
• How suffering, silence, and delay expose who we truly serve

This episode is a warning, a realignment, and an invitation — not to comfort, but to truth.

If you are willing to ask yourself hard questions, confront hidden motives, and return to a faith rooted in surrender rather than outcomes, this message is for you.

Jesus is not an addition. He is Lord.

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Ons leef in ’n wêreld wat opgaring vier — meer geld, meer titels, meer beheer, meer sekuriteit. Tog is baie gelowiges innerlik moeg, angstig en geestelik oorlaai deur juis dit wat hulle gedink het hulle sou beskerm.

In hierdie episode van The Prodigal Daughter Podcast word ’n moeilike maar bevrydende waarheid aangespreek: ons besit niks.

Deur Skrif, Bybelse karakters en werklike lewenservaringe ondersoek hierdie episode hoe die gedagte dat ons “besit” wat God aan ons toevertrou het, stilweg ’n vorm van slawerny kan word. Ons kyk na die verskil tussen besit en rentmeesterskap, die vrees wat ons laat vasklou, en hoe trauma ons behoefte aan beheer kan vorm. Deur die lewens van Abraham, Job en die leringe van Jesus word die koste van vasklou ontbloot — en die vrede wat volg wanneer ons loslaat.

Hierdie episode is ’n uitnodiging om neer te lê:
• die illusie van beheer
• identiteit gebou op besittings of titels
• vrees wat spruit uit verlies of trauma
• sekuriteit wat in enigiets anders as God geplaas is

As jy gewig dra wat jy nooit veronderstel was om te dra nie, is hierdie episode ’n oproep tot oorgawe.

The Prodigal Daughter Podcast — wat harte teruglei huis toe.

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We live in a world that celebrates accumulation — more money, more titles, more control, more security. Yet beneath the surface, many believers are exhausted, anxious, and spiritually burdened by the very things they thought would protect them.

In this episode of The Prodigal Daughter Podcast, we confront a hard but freeing truth: we own nothing.

From Scripture to real-life experience, this episode explores how believing we “own” what God has entrusted to us can quietly become bondage. We unpack the difference between ownership and stewardship, the fear that drives us to cling, and how trauma can shape our need for control. Through the lives of Abraham, Job, and the teachings of Jesus, we discover the cost of holding on — and the peace that comes when we finally let go.

This is a call to release:
• the illusion of control
• identity built on possessions or titles
• fear rooted in loss or past trauma
• security placed in anything other than God

If you’ve been carrying weight you were never meant to carry, this episode is an invitation to lay it down.

The Prodigal Daughter Podcast — guiding hearts back home.