Rediscovering Biblical Manhood Hosted by: Jay Teresi & Chicka Elloy

Today, we discuss biblical maturity in the workplace and how we must navigate our walk with Jesus. 
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Brothers, do not be children in your thinking. Be infants in evil, but in your thinking, be mature.

 

Today, we discuss biblical maturity and how we must navigate our walk with Jesus. 
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Brothers, do not be children in your thinking. Be infants in evil, but in your thinking, be mature.

 

Reasons to quit:
You've been in the same position for years
You feel uninspired and unengaged
You're struggling
You're dissatisfied
You're not happy with the environment
Feeling "stuck"
Difficult schedule/hours
You've exhausted your skills and talents
Today, we discuss the idea of quitting, good and bad, in Biblical Manhood. 
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So, what is time? To put it simply, time is duration. Our clocks mark change or, more precisely, our timepieces are benchmarks of change that indicate the passage of time. We could say, then, that time is a necessary precondition for change, and change is a sufficient condition to establish the passage of time. In other words, whenever there’s a change of any kind, we know that time has passed. We see this as we go through life and as we age. And we cannot recover the minutes that have passed by.

This is a recording of a Men's event we did before Christmas 2023. The Audio is not our highest quality, but the information is great and we hope it brings you curiosity and symbolic knowledge. 
 
The Seder is the traditional dinner that Jews partake of as part of Passover. The annual Passover commemoration is celebrated by nearly the entire Jewish community, bonding families and communities to their Jewish roots. Each year Jewish people, religious and nonreligious, celebrate the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob by gathering and experiencing the Passover Seder.

“For I know the plans I have for you,” says the Lord. “They are plans for good and not for disaster, to give you a future and a hope.” — Jeremiah 29:11 NLT
The renewal of all things is meant to be your first hope in the way that God is your First Love. If it isn’t the answer to your wildest dreams, if you aren’t ready at this very moment to sell everything and buy this field, then you have placed your hopes somewhere else. Nearly everyone has.
When a precious hope is dashed, it can really break your heart. It may usher in fear and anxiety. You may not recover for a week or five years, depending on the loss and the other resources of your life.
If you put your hope in something that cannot possibly come through for you, you will be constantly let down. It was never meant to play that role. Only God knows the depths of your desires. Only He can come through and meet your needs.
Jesus — rescue my heart and all my dashed hopes. You are the Healer; come and heal every lost hope in me. Resurrect hope, Lord. John Eldridge
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