EPISODE · Apr 8, 2021 · 34 MIN
Replay — "Tongue In A Box"
from Bible Geeks Podcast · host Ryan Joy and Bryan Schiele
Programming Note: This week, we're replaying one of our favorite episodes from the past. We'll be back next week with a brand new episode.Why is spiritual development like monkey bars or the American Ninja Warrior obstacle course? On this episode, we're talking about humility and learning to learn! We cover the pervasive problem of male pride, raising children in God's discipline and instruction, and the value of wounds from a friend. And we look to Jesus' perfect pattern of humility, as one who had "the tongue of those who are taught" in Isaiah 50:4-7. We also lament our kids' muddy shoes and discuss how to save a failing restaurant.The Big Idea: Hearing about our failures isn’t easy, but it’s necessary for leading us to spiritual growth. And developing a tongue taught by God and ears open to his instruction leads us to stability and confidence.Weekly Challenge: Ask someone close to you what step you could take toward spiritual growth.Show NotesJesus Said … Isaiah 50:4-712 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos by Jordan B. Peterson (BOOK)American Ninja Warrior (SHOW)Restaurant: Impossible (SHOW)Handling Hard Words by Bryan Schiele (SERMON)How Do You Handle A Situation Where You Feel You Have Been Unfairly Rebuked? By Ryan Joy (SERMON)
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Why is spiritual development like monkey bars or the American Ninja Warrior obstacle course? On this episode, we're talking about humility and learning to learn! We cover the pervasive problem of male pride, raising children in God's discipline and instruction, and the value of wounds from a friend. And we look to Jesus' perfect pattern of humility, as one who had "the tongue of those who are taught" in Isaiah 50:7-8. We also lament our kids' muddy shoes and discuss how to save a failing restaurant.
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