When God Calls You Into The Unknown

Have you ever had God ask something of you without telling you how it's going to end? No roadmap, no snapshot of the finish line — just "go." Walking with God can feel like being handed a boarding pass with no destination printed on it, and if you aren't careful, the not knowing will convince you something is wrong.

In this episode, Preston Morrison shares what God is teaching him in a real season of unknowns and unpacks five reasons why the God who knows the end from the beginning loves to withhold the details. If you want to stop being frustrated by the silence and start seeing it as an invitation, you have to understand what God is actually doing in the land of "I don't know."

In this conversation, we're unpacking:

Flying Blind: What Preston's pilot's license taught him about walking by faith — and why "visual flight rules" faith is entry-level living.

The Credit Trap: Why you can't take credit and bring glory at the same time.

What the Wait Reveals: What you talk about, pray about, and gripe about in a season of unknown points straight at what you actually trust the most.

Outcome Idolatry: Why God refuses to show you the ending — Partial obedience is still an ultimatum.

The Stops You Sprint Past: There's something on the path more important than the eventual outcome.

If God has asked something of you and gone quiet on the details, this conversation is your reminder: His silence isn't rejection — it's an invitation to draw near.