Understanding our role in God's narrative requires shifting from seeing ourselves as the main character to recognizing we're part of His greater story. The account of Pharaoh in Exodus demonstrates how personal narratives can blind us to God's truth. Four distinct audiences need to hear God's story: the hard-hearted, those ready to believe, current believers, and future generations. By studying how the Bible connects events with meaning and practicing storytelling, we can better share God's truth with others.
