The Apostle Paul learned how to be content while being held prisoner, and we lose our cool when someone has the nerve to drive in front of us. Our culture venerates being deeply dissatisfied, which means practicing contentment is a practice of swimming upstream. In this episode we discuss the virtue of contentment, and how looking to Christ orients us towards satisfaction.
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How to Judge a Book by Its Cover
If someone lies every day, what does that make them? Are we afraid to answer that question? Do we want to nuance it? Perhaps it is time we evaluated what it means to make a righteous judgment, and why to practice such a thing in first place!
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What Was I Made For?
One of the most popular songs aimed at women in the last year asks the question, “What was I made for?” And honestly, it’s a question we all ought to be able to answer. So let’s talk about it.
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Idle Chatter
In this episode we talk about an aspect of controlling our speech that often gets overlooked when we dither about making sure our kids never say mean words like “stupid.” But how seriously do we take warnings in Scripture against idle talk? Do we model being idle chatterers for our children? Let’s chat!
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