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  1. 1:06:57 Everything's good. So I'm gonna be like them. Still have to do some discipline and no discipline is pleasant at the time. Israel, you're destroyed but your help is for me. I'll be your king. All of Us Are Gomer · Ray
  2. 36:49 So, I'm going to be like to them. I still have to do some discipline and no discipline is pleasant at the time. Israel, you're destroyed but your help is for me. I'll be your king. Where is any other? We Are All Gomer
  3. 1:05:17 Fathers, don't provoke your children to anger. Bring them up in the discipline and the instruction of the lord. Let them know about god's love and mercy. It's not just discipline. You know, but there's a time for it. Submitting to One Another in the Fear of Christ
  4. 34:28 I'll cross off some names and send it to you so you can just use the template, use it as a format template. You don't all need to know John Hammond's personal sin struggles. See? But I want to be careful about stuff like this because discipline for the sake of discipline is how we end up being Pharisees. Don't do that. Whatever You Ask in My Name
  5. 1:10:50 But I wanna be careful about stuff like this because discipline for the sake of discipline is how we end up being Pharisees. Don't do that. We don't do anything for our self righteousness. We don't do anything to be seen in righteousness by others. We do it to develop our heart and our love and our relationship with God. Whatever You Ask in My Name · Brad Yates
  6. 33:47 Don't step aside from the discipline. There's a time for discipline, grammar, logic, rhetoric, learning the rules, and having them established early is good. Being able to understand why is great and then being able to put those things into practice is wonderful. Wonderful. Fathers don't provoke them to anger and immediately to slaves. Submitting to One Another in the Fear of Christ
  7. 22:34 So we be kind, we be gentle, we ask questions, we focus on Jesus. Now, I also want you to know that there are rational explanations for several of the academic disciplines and philosophical disciplines that are commonly held as being antithetical to the Christian faith. So, this is these questions all focus around the idea of why is existence the specific way that it is? Things like the big bang, evolution, objective morality, the fine tuning of the universe for existence, the history of the church, the archaeological accuracy of the Bible itself. These are entire fields of study that are fascinating for exploration, but they're not our purview today in terms of going into depth. Awkward Is Better Than Silent
  8. 22:06 You ever judged a pastor? I'm ashamed to admit it. I saw one hand there. We'll discipline you later. Listen to that. Don't Fight About Which Preacher You Follow
  9. 52:27 I'm ashamed to admit it. Saw one hand there. We'll discipline you later. Listen to that. I think all of us have judged judged pastor. They Belong to You
  10. 30:55 I promise you three weeks use a little bit of discipline but set your heart on Christ. Start every day thinking about who he is and who you are and your need for him. Pray every day for twenty one days. I guarantee it'll change your life. Just start. Whatever You Ask in My Name
  11. 25:46 It's a great conversation to have. And you don't have to win the argument. Remember, you're trying to win a friend. So there's all these big questions and they're all fun conversations to have. But even if you were to have mastery over all of these disciplines, you are unlikely to argue someone into the faith. Awkward Is Better Than Silent
  12. 33:27 Fathers, don't provoke your children to anger. It may be the way that you are but it is not the way to be. In Christ, submitting yourselves to one another in the fear of Christ. Fathers, the way you do it is not provoking your children to anger but you should be bringing them up in the discipline and the instruction of the lord. Amen. Submitting to One Another in the Fear of Christ
  13. 1:06:58 If you don't know how to pray, if you're somebody that this has never been a part of your life, just start. I promise you three weeks, use a little bit of discipline, but set your heart on Christ. Start every day thinking about who he is and who you are and your need for him. Pray every day for twenty one days. I guarantee it'll change your life. Whatever You Ask in My Name · Brad Yates
  14. 51:33 They're really interesting discussions. And we as Christians don't need to be afraid of them. But even if you were to have mastery over these disciplines, you're unlikely to argue someone into the faith. It's been said if you can argue someone into the faith, can argue them out. Because several of these arguments are actually more about theism generally than they are about biblical Christianity. Share the Hope That Is in You
  15. 12:10 See the person for who they are. Love them as God loves them. And you can also keep in mind that when we provide a defense for the faith, that word that we're translating defense for today is apologia in the Greek. It's where we get the word apologetics which is the the Christian discipline of of kind of what we're talking about today. But don't think that it's like the modern word of making an apology. Awkward Is Better Than Silent
  16. 39:39 So we be patient, we see the person for who they are, and we love them as God loves them. And you can keep that in mind. When we're providing a defense for the faith, the word that we're translating today, defense, is apologia in the Greek. It's it's where we get the root word for the for the Christian discipline of apologetics. It's more of of making a legal case for something than it is like a modern apology for something. Share the Hope That Is in You
  17. 51:56 I just want you to be prepared to know that there is a rational, historical, scientific basis for belief from several different academic disciplines. Have confidence in that for sure, but don't ground your faith in a philosophy grounded in a person, Jesus. And more commonly, the person in front of you is going to trust the Christian before they trust the Christ. So that's where they where you share the hope that is in you. And this is our third point. Share the Hope That Is in You
  18. 12:19 I need that reminder all the time that Jesus didn't come for my comfort or my happiness or my reputation. Jesus came to restore me and all to the glory of God. Now Jesus himself, he also talked more about prayer than about any other specific spiritual discipline. And he modeled it for us not just in the Lord's prayer which is in Luke 11 and in Matthew six, but in the way that he often went alone to be with the father. And yet how many of us that are his disciples have extended moments of solitude like that? Whatever You Ask in My Name
  19. 48:34 Jesus came to restore me and all to the glory of God. Now Jesus himself, he also talked more about prayer than about any other specific spiritual discipline. And he modeled it for us, not just in the Lord's prayer, which is in Luke 11 and in Matthew six, but in the way that he often went alone to be with the father. And yet, how many of us that are his disciples have extended moments of solitude like that? If you're anything like me, the habit that I develop is kind of this like rushed morning prayer time where I ask God to do a bunch of things that I think are good things. Whatever You Ask in My Name · Brad Yates

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