Seven Dips to Forgiveness

What stands between you and God’s grace?

In this episode, Stephen Davey tells the story of Naaman—a decorated Syrian general whose impossible situation brought him face to face with a greater power. Though respected, wealthy, and celebrated, Naaman was still a leper. When told that healing could come from Israel’s prophet, he set off with silver, gold, and political letters—ready to earn a miracle.

But grace doesn’t work that way.

Stephen unpacks Naaman’s journey from pride to humility, from resistance to surrender. Along the way, you’ll see how the same two lies still deceive us today: that spiritual healing can be bought, and that God’s way can be replaced by our own. Naaman had to dip in the muddy Jordan River—not once, but seven times—to discover that salvation comes on God’s terms, not ours.

This message offers powerful lessons for anyone wrestling with pride, religious effort, or the desire to earn God’s approval. If you’ve ever thought you had to clean yourself up before coming to God, this episode is for you.

Grace is not for sale. Salvation is not a reward. But for those who come by faith, it is freely given—and eternally secure.