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EPISODE · Mar 2, 2026 · 16 MIN

Serving the Second Mile

from The Buttermilk Pie Podcast · host Mrs. Leah Edwards

This month we’re stepping into our March theme: Serving the Second Mile — the kind of obedience Jesus taught in Matthew 5:41. In this episode, we look at what “go with him twain” meant in Jesus’ world and why the second mile still matters for Christian women today.We talk about the difference between duty and devotion, how Roman law shaped this command, and why the second mile becomes worship when we do it with a willing heart. You’ll hear Scripture examples, stories of ordinary faithfulness, and simple ways this shows up in real life — in our homes, marriages, motherhood, and the hidden corners of our days.If you’re writing Scripture with us this month, your free March Scripture Writing Kit is waiting in your inbox and in the show notes here--> https://buttermilkpie.gumroad.com/l/secondmileA gentle, honest beginning to a month of learning how to live beyond what’s required — not because people deserve it, but because Jesus went the second mile for us.

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