How do we know that God's ways are not our ways?

The sermon emphasizes that our perceptions often conflict with God's ways, echoing the truth found in Isaiah 55:8-9, where God declares that His thoughts and ways are higher than ours. This truth is exemplified in Naaman's story, where he initially believed that a grand display of healing was necessary. However, God's method was simple and required humility. It serves as a reminder that we must submit our preconceived notions to the sovereign plan of God, accepting His ways as ultimately wise and good, even when they seem counterintuitive.