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EPISODE · Feb 20, 2026 · 22 MIN

"Practicing The Way"

from The Kingdom Corner with Matt Geib

The Kingdom Corner PodcastEpisode Title: Practicing the Way Date: February 20, 2026 Duration: ~22 minutes Series: Friday Readings / Spiritual Formation📖 Episode SummaryIn this episode, Matt begins a new Friday reading series with a powerful and deeply reflective book: Practicing the Way: Be with Jesus, Become Like Him, Do as He Did by John Mark Comer (2024).Before diving into the text, Matt frames the conversation around a crucial question: What are we actually taking in every day—and what is it forming us into? In a world saturated with media, opinions, algorithms, and endless digital noise, this episode invites listeners to pause and consider the quality and quantity of what shapes their minds and hearts.Matt introduces a simple but profound idea:Quality + Quantity = A Finished ProductWhat we consistently consume—spiritually, mentally, emotionally—will eventually produce something in us.From there, he begins reading the opening section of Comer’s book, exploring the idea that everyone is a disciple of someone or something. The real question isn’t if we are being formed—but who (or what) is forming us.The episode closes with a prayerful reflection and a look ahead to next week’s topic: Jesus as Rabbi—and what it truly meant to apprentice under Him.🧭 Key Themes & TakeawaysWhat are you feeding your soul? A reflection on “eye gates” and “ear gates” and the cumulative impact of what we consume daily.Quality vs. Quantity Even good content can become unhelpful if it dominates our attention and crowds out God’s Word.Formation is inevitable We are all being shaped—by media, culture, relationships, habits, and beliefs.Everyone follows something The question isn’t “Am I a disciple?” but “Who or what am I a disciple of?”The myth of radical individualism We don’t form our beliefs in isolation; we are influenced, discipled, and shaped more than we realize.Apprenticeship to Jesus Christianity isn’t just belief—it’s learning to live the way Jesus lived:Be with Jesus. Become like Jesus. Do as Jesus did.Transformation is possible Real change comes from arranging our lives around the practices, rhythms, and teachings of Jesus.⏱️ Episode Flow (Approximate)0:00–2:30 – Welcome, Pacific Northwest reflections, and love for reading2:30–6:00 – What are we taking in? Media, technology, and spiritual diet6:00–7:00 – Introducing Practicing the Way by John Mark Comer7:00–19:40 – Reading and reflecting on the book’s introductionDiscipleship and formationThe illusion of independenceCultural forces shaping our desiresChoosing Jesus as our RabbiApprenticeship as the path to transformation19:40–21:00 – Reflection, preview of next episode: Jesus Was a Rabbi21:00–22:20 – Closing prayer and blessing📚 Book FeaturedPracticing the Way: Be with Jesus, Become Like Him, Do as He Did By John Mark Comer (2024)🔜 Coming Next Friday“Jesus Was a Rabbi” What did it really mean to follow a rabbi in the first-century world—and how does that reshape what it means to follow Jesus today?🙏 Closing ReflectionIn a hurried, noisy, hyper-connected world, this episode is a gentle but firm invitation to slow down, pay attention, and choose your formation wisely. If we’re going to follow someone anyway, let it be Jesus—and not by accident, but on purpose.

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