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The Daily Blade, hosted by Pastor Joby Martin of the Church of Eleven22 and Kyle Thompson of Undaunted.Life, is a short-form devotional show that equips Christians to apply the Word of God to their everyday lives.
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#100 - Joby Martin // Jesus Meets the "Invalid" and Everything Changes 5:45

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Send us a text Jesus visits the pool of Bethesda by Jerusalem's Sheep Gate, where society's "invalids" gathered, and demonstrates how our true identity comes not from worldly labels but from Christ's validation. • Sheep Gate was the easternmost gate on Jerusalem's northern wall where sacrificial animals entered • The location was symbolic—people treated like animals gathered at pools near the sheep washing areas • The English word "invalid" literally means "not valid"—revealing how society viewed these individuals • Satan tries to define us by our worst moments, failures, and weaknesses • Condemnation means "unfit for use"—the language the enemy uses against us • Jesus declares we are defined not by our scars but by His scars • In Christ, we are more than conquerors, sons of the Most High King, holy and blameless • Our worth is established because we were bought at a price • Just as the healed man wouldn't return to his mat, we shouldn't return to old identities If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Stay sharp. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#99 - Joby Martin // Why Jesus Performed Signs, Not Spectacles 5:43

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Send us a text Jesus reveals the true nature of miracles by performing signs that point to God's greater redemptive story, not just displays of raw power. His healing of a man at the Pool of Bethesda demonstrates how miracles often require a step of faith or obedience from those receiving them. • Miracles in John's gospel are always called "signs" because they point to something greater than themselves • The healing at the Pool of Bethesda involves a man who had been an invalid for 38 years • Jesus performs this healing on the Sabbath, creating controversy with religious leaders • Miracles often happen when people take a step of faith (like the disciples distributing bread, the blind man washing his face) • We can believe in miracles today because God has already performed the greatest miracle—the resurrection • "A miracle is simply when the unexplainable is run over by the undeniable" What miracle do you need today? Dare to ask Jesus for it, because if the tomb is empty, anything is possible. Share this podcast and leave us a five-star rating and review to help equip other men for the fight. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#98 - Kyle Thompson // God’s Attributes According to Himself: Just 6:22

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Send us a text God reveals seven key attributes of Himself in Exodus 34:6-7, providing a comprehensive self-description that balances divine mercy with perfect justice. We explore the final attribute—God's justice—and how it works together with His compassion, grace, patience, loving-kindness, faithfulness, and forgiveness to form His complete character. • God's justice requires that sin must be punished • Biblical examples of God's justice include the Fall, the Flood, Sodom and Gomorrah, and the Egyptian plagues • God doesn't show mercy by overlooking sin or compromising His justice • Christ's death on the cross satisfies God's justice while allowing His mercy to flow • The concept of propitiation means Christ's payment fully satisfies the sin debt we owe • No amount of good works can pay our sin debt; only Christ's sacrifice is sufficient • Understanding all of God's attributes gives us a complete picture of His character If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Stay sharp. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#97 - Kyle Thompson // God’s Attributes According to Himself: Faithful & Forgiving 6:38

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Send us a text We explore God's attributes in Exodus 34:6-7, focusing on His faithfulness and forgiveness as revealed directly by God to Moses. These divine qualities provide a foundation for understanding God's character and how we should respond to others. • God is faithful, meaning He overflows with truth and always fulfills His promises • God's faithfulness demonstrated through promises to Abraham, Israel's exodus, and David's eternal throne • God's forgiveness covers all types of sin: iniquity (wandering), transgression (rebellion), and sin (missing the mark) • Forgiveness isn't a feeling but a decision to cancel someone's debt • Our willingness to forgive others serves as evidence that we've truly experienced God's forgiveness • Unforgiveness often stems from forgetting the immense debt Christ has already forgiven us • Withholding forgiveness prevents us from experiencing the abundant life God intends If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Stay sharp. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#96 - Kyle Thompson // God’s Attributes According to Himself: Slow to Anger & Lovingkindness 5:17

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Send us a text God reveals seven attributes of His character in Exodus 34:6-7, providing a powerful description of divine nature through His own words to Moses. We explore four of these attributes: God's compassion, graciousness, patience (slowness to anger), and His unfailing loving kindness (chesed). • God describes Himself as "slow to anger" – demonstrating incredible patience with humanity • The Hebrew word "chesed" means loyal love or "stubborn love" that persists despite obstacles • God's patience gives us multiple chances and serves as a model for our relationships • Romans 2:4 reveals that God's patience and kindness are designed to lead us to repentance • The Psalms repeatedly celebrate God's loving kindness that "never ceases" and is "everlasting" • God's loving kindness is particularly remarkable when we consider how difficult some people are to love • This divine patience should influence how we parent, lead, and build relationships If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Stay sharp. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#95 - Kyle Thompson // God’s Attributes According to Himself: Compassionate & Gracious 5:52

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Send us a text God describes seven distinct attributes of himself in Exodus 34:6-7, revealing his true nature and character to Moses after the Israelites' rebellion with the golden calf. • Compassion is the first attribute God reveals, sharing its root with the Hebrew word for "womb," showing the depth of God's protective care • The word gracious means "to bend or stoop down," illustrating how God actively reaches down to humanity • These attributes appear 12 times throughout the Old Testament, highlighting their significance • God didn't have to renew his covenant with the rebellious Israelites, but chose to show compassion • The parable of the Prodigal Son perfectly illustrates God's compassion and grace • The father in the parable running to his son demonstrates God's eagerness to restore relationship • Understanding God's self-described attributes helps us know his true character Share this podcast to help equip other men for spiritual growth and leave us a five-star rating and review. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#94 - Kyle Thompson // God’s Attributes According to Himself 6:00

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Send us a text God provides a list of His attributes in Exodus 34:6-7, offering a unique opportunity to understand how He describes Himself. Before revealing His attributes, God established four protective barriers for Moses, demonstrating that while He desires to reveal Himself, our finite nature requires protection from His full glory. • Understanding God's attributes can be challenging without His direct revelation • The context begins with the Israelites' idolatry with the golden calf in Exodus 32 • Moses interceded for the people after God threatened to destroy them • Moses requested to see God's glory after pitching the tabernacle outside camp • God created four "firewalls" to protect Moses during the divine encounter: • Hiding Moses behind a rock • Covering Moses with His hand • Allowing only a glimpse of His "back" • Descending in a cloud to filter His radiance • God's partial revelation is for our protection, not to frustrate us • Tomorrow's episode will explore God's self-described attributes in Exodus 34:6-7 If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#93 - Kyle Thompson // Yeah, That’s Not What That Means - Matthew 5:38-39 6:03

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Send us a text We examine one of Christianity's most misunderstood teachings: Jesus' command to "turn the other cheek," revealing why this verse doesn't prohibit self-defense as commonly believed. • Part of our "Yeah, That's Not What That Means" series covering misapplied scriptures • Matthew 5:38-39 refers to verbal slights, not physical assaults requiring self-defense • The "right cheek" reference indicates a backhanded slap, symbolizing insult rather than attack • Jesus referenced Old Testament laws that limited punishment to be proportional to crimes • Multiple Bible passages support self-defense, including Jesus telling disciples to buy swords • Nehemiah 4 shows God's people armed while rebuilding Jerusalem's walls • Christians should absorb minor offenses in love, but aren't required to endure physical attacks Don't keep the Daily Blade a secret. Share it around with the men in your life. If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#92 - Kyle Thompson // Yeah, That’s Not What That Means - Romans 8:28 & Jeremiah 29:11 5:30

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Send us a text The second episode in our "Yeah, That's Not What That Means" series tackles two commonly misinterpreted Bible verses: Romans 8:28 and Jeremiah 29:11, revealing how prosperity preachers have twisted these passages to falsely promise believers guaranteed success and material prosperity. • Clarifying that Jeremiah 29:11 was specifically addressed to Jewish exiles in Babylon, promising their restoration after 70 years • Examining the full context of Jeremiah 29:10-14 to understand God's specific historical promise • Breaking down Romans 8:28 alongside verses 29-30 which define what "good" God works toward • Explaining that God's ultimate purpose is conforming believers to Christ's image, not guaranteeing worldly success • Highlighting how the biblical narrative consistently shows Christians will experience suffering rather than constant prosperity • Encouraging proper scriptural interpretation that considers historical context and complete passages Stay tuned for tomorrow's episode covering one of the most annoyingly misapplied passages in the entire Bible – particularly relevant if you're a pacifist. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#91 - Kyle Thompson // Yeah, That’s Not What That Means - Philippians 4:13 5:26

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Send us a text We're exploring commonly misunderstood scriptures in our series "Yeah, That's Not What That Means," tackling Philippians 4:13 and revealing its true context as a teaching about contentment rather than personal achievement. • Philippians 4:13 ("I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me") is frequently misused as motivation for personal success • The verse appears on merchandise and in sports facilities across the Bible Belt • When read in context (Philippians 4:10-13), Paul is actually discussing contentment in all circumstances • Paul's life included extreme highs (education, privilege) and lows (imprisonment, beatings, shipwrecks) • The strength mentioned comes from Christ living in us (Galatians 2:20), not from personal willpower • True application is about stepping aside so Christ's strength can work through us • Tomorrow's episode will address the prosperity gospel If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#90 - Kyle Thompson // Yeah, That’s Not What That Means - Luke 17:1-2 5:19

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Send us a text We dive into another commonly misunderstood scripture, Luke 17:1-2, where Jesus uses the terrifying image of drowning with a millstone to warn against causing spiritual stumbling. • Exploring the fifth installment in our series "Yeah, That's Not What That Means" • Clarifying that "little ones" refers to people young in their faith, not just children • Explaining how the Greek word "skandala" means temptations or stumbling blocks • Understanding Jesus's warning about causing new believers to sin • Challenging mature believers to clear paths rather than create obstacles • Encouraging new believers to protect themselves from negative influences If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#89 - Kyle Thompson // Yeah, That’s Not What That Means - Matthew 7:1-3 5:31

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Send us a text The most misapplied verse in Scripture might be Jesus' words on judging others, as Christians and non-Christians alike quote "Do not judge" without understanding its true context. When properly understood, Jesus wasn't prohibiting all judgment but was warning specifically against hypocritical judgment that ignores our own failings while criticizing others. • Introduction to "The Daily Blade" podcast with hosts Joby Martin and Kyle Thompson • Kyle shares his background with "country music theology" growing up in Oklahoma • Launch of a new series called "Yeah, that's not what that means" addressing misapplied Scriptures • Matthew 7:1-3 examined in its proper context within Jesus' broader teaching • Explanation of how Jesus was warning against hypocritical judgment, not all judgment • Evidence from John 7:24, Hebrews 5:14, and 1 Corinthians 5:12-13 showing Christians should make righteous judgments • Christians are specifically called to judge those inside the church, not outsiders • Tomorrow's episode will address an often-misunderstood verse about a millstone Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#88 - Joby Martin // The Deeper Meaning of Cana 5:15

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Send us a text The Gospel of John records Jesus' first miracle at a wedding in Cana not simply as a display of power, but as a sign pointing to his redemptive purpose of transforming lives completely. • Jesus turned ordinary water for Jewish purification into extraordinary wine • This miracle is called a "sign" because it points to something greater than itself • The dirty water represents our lives before Christ • Jesus doesn't just clean the outside (like religion attempts) but transforms us completely • We move from being spiritually dead, blind, and lost to becoming children of God who can see and walk • Christ takes what is broken and presents us as something beautiful to the Father • True transformation comes only through Jesus, not through religious effort If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast and leave us a five-star rating and review. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#87 - Joby Martin // Do whatever He tells you to do 5:16

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Send us a text We explore how miracles often occur on the other side of obedience, using Jesus's first miracle of turning water into wine as a powerful example of faith in action. • Mary's instruction to the servants: "Do whatever Jesus tells you to do" • The critical question: What is Jesus telling you to do right now? • Jesus asked servants to do things that made no logical sense • Miracles often happen when we step out in faith and obedience • Example from Acts 3: Peter reached out his hand before the lame man was healed • Faith means acting as if you truly believe God is who He says He is • Practical challenge to take action on what God has called you to do If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#86 - Joby Martin // The Servant's Guidebook 5:40

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Send us a text Mary's advice to the servants at the wedding in Cana—"do whatever he tells you"—may be the best guidance in the entire Bible for followers of Jesus. This simple instruction defines discipleship and guarantees we'll always do the right thing, though not necessarily the easiest. • The GOSPEL framework helps discern what Jesus is telling us to do • G - Gospel alignment: God's direction always advances the gospel • O - Others: Trusted people often confirm God's voice in our lives • S - Scripture: The Bible is our primary source of God's commands • P - Prayer: Bringing decisions before God through consistent prayer • E - Experience: Past experiences often confirm God's calling • L - Love: Whatever God calls us to do will be driven by love • God never contradicts in personal direction what He has established in Scripture • Some commands are universal for all believers: make disciples, forgive, tithe, love • Sometimes we must "pray, guess, and go," trusting God with outcomes If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast and leave us a five-star rating and review. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#85 - Joby Martin // Divine Timing 5:03

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Send us a text We explore the significance of Jesus's first miracle at Cana and his curious response to Mary: "Woman, what does this have to do with me? My hour has not yet come." This statement reveals Jesus's acute awareness of his divine timeline and mission on earth. • Jesus's focused mission was to fulfill prophecy and become the sacrificial lamb for our sins • The timing of Jesus's crucifixion was not random but precisely planned before creation • Jesus knew his first miracle would start the countdown to the cross • The first century provided perfect conditions for spreading the gospel: Pax Romana, Roman roads, and widespread stability • Jesus arrives at the perfect moment in history and at just the right time in our personal lives • The miracle at Cana marks the beginning of Jesus's public ministry and his journey to the cross If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Stay sharp. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#84 - Joby Martin // Bringing Our Anxieties to Jesus 6:06

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Send us a text The first of Jesus's miraculous signs offers profound insights on bringing our needs to God, regardless of how small they may seem. • Jesus performs His first miracle at a wedding in Cana by turning water into wine • Running out of wine at a first-century wedding would have brought severe social shame to the bridegroom • Mary approaches Jesus with this problem despite Him having performed no previous miracles • Mary's actions demonstrate we should bring all our needs to Jesus, even temporary physical ones • Paul instructs believers in Philippians 4:6-7 to counter anxiety by making requests known to God • The promise isn't necessarily changed circumstances but "peace that surpasses all understanding" • We're invited to cast our cares upon God because He cares for us • Instead of carrying burdens that weigh us down, we should carry them to Jesus in prayer If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#83 - Kyle Thompson // Disruptive Honesty 5:20

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Send us a text We explore how John Eldridge's "Beautiful Outlaw" helps us understand Jesus' personality, focusing on his disruptive honesty and what it reveals about his character. Understanding Jesus means embracing his full humanity, including his confrontational nature when addressing religious hypocrisy. • Jesus had a real personality as both fully God and fully man • We often appreciate Jesus' honesty when directed at others but squirm when it's aimed at us • Jesus confronted the Pharisee about cleaning the outside of the cup while being full of greed inside • The exclusivity of Jesus as the only way to salvation is perhaps his most offensive claim • We must reckon with our sin debt that we cannot pay ourselves • Faith in Christ requires both belief and repentance, not just intellectual acknowledgment If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#82 - Kyle Thompson // Fierce Intention, Part 2 7:13

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Send us a text Using John Eldridge's "Beautiful Outlaw" as our guide this week, we dive into Chapter 4, "Fierce Intention," exploring the passionate personality of Jesus through his temple cleansings. • Jesus cleansed the temple twice – first early in ministry (John 2) and again during his final week (Matthew 21, Mark 11, Luke 19) • The temple cleansing wasn't a momentary outburst but a planned, sustained demonstration of righteous anger • Jesus carefully crafted a whip, caused stampeding animals, overturned tables, and scattered coins • Even in his fierce intention, Jesus showed compassion by telling dove sellers to remove cages rather than harming innocent birds • This powerful, assertive Jesus contrasts sharply with the passive, meek portrayal in many worship songs • We cannot fully worship Jesus seeing only the Lamb and not the Lion • We shouldn't "declaw the Lion of Judah" by ignoring passages showing his fierce side • Being Christlike sometimes means "turning over tables" against corruption and injustice If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#81 - Kyle Thompson // Fierce Intention, Part 1 7:26

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Send us a text We're continuing our exploration of Jesus's personality using John Eldredge's "Beautiful Outlaw," focusing on the fierce intentionality of Christ that's often overlooked in typical portrayals. • Using Matthew 16:21-23 to introduce Jesus's forceful rebuke to Peter: "Get behind me, Satan" • Examining the context of Jesus's ministry taking place in enemy territory, not just peaceful pastoral settings • Understanding Jesus's response at Lazarus's tomb through the original Greek, which describes him as "snorting with anger like a war horse" • Analysis of Jesus's commanding voice when raising Lazarus—described as loud as a violent storm • Realizing Jesus deliberately chose to command with power and authority rather than using a calm approach • Connecting Jesus's willingness to "get loud" with our own need to be forceful when confronting darkness Join us tomorrow for part two of "Fierce Intention" where we'll be covering some of our favorite stories in the Bible. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#80 - Kyle Thompson // The Missing Essential - His Personality & Is Jesus Really Playful? 7:23

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Send us a text The concept of Jesus having a distinct personality is often overlooked, creating a two-dimensional view that makes him difficult to truly love and connect with. We explore John Eldridge's "Beautiful Outlaw," specifically chapters on Jesus's personality and playfulness, to discover a more complete picture of Christ as both fully divine and authentically human. • Eldridge describes reading the gospels without Jesus's personality as "like watching television with the sound turned off" • We often reduce Jesus to vague spiritual qualities like "loving and compassionate," making him seem like "a get-well card" • Jesus's playfulness is evident in the Emmaus Road story (Luke 24) where he feigns ignorance about his own death • On resurrection morning, when Jesus could have immediately revealed himself, he chose a playful approach that built to a dramatic revelation • Understanding Jesus's playfulness brings scripture to life and helps us see Christ as a multidimensional person Join us tomorrow as we continue exploring "Beautiful Outlaw" with a focus on Jesus's fierce intention – one of the most compelling aspects of Christ's character found in scripture. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#79 - Kyle Thompson // The Most Human Face of All 6:18

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Send us a text Kyle Tompson shares how John Eldredge's book "Beautiful Outlaw" transformed his understanding of Jesus by revealing Christ's authentic human personality alongside His divinity. • John Eldredge is the author of "Wild at Heart," a groundbreaking book on Christian masculinity • Eldredge's lesser-known book "Beautiful Outlaw" explores Jesus' playful, disruptive personality • Many Christians unconsciously view Jesus as "pretending" to be human rather than being fully human • Scripture repeatedly emphasizes Christ's genuine humanity (John 1:14, Hebrews 2:14, Philippians 2:7-8) • Jesus experienced real human emotions and physical limitations (sweating in Gethsemane, hunger during temptation) • Understanding Jesus' humanity and personality allows us to relate to Him more authentically • Tomorrow's episode will explore whether Jesus was truly playful If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#78 - Joby Martin // The Gospel Do-Over 5:22

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Send us a text Jesus offers Peter a complete spiritual reset by meeting him on the same seashore where he first called him to be a disciple, demonstrating that past failures don't define our future with God. • The Word of God described as the sword of the Spirit against evil forces • Jesus gives Peter a "do-over" after Peter's three denials • Christ doesn't wait for Peter to get his act together but actively pursues him • We don't need second chances, we need completely new life in Christ • Jesus repeats his original call to Peter: "Follow me" • Our identity is defined by Christ's scars, not our own failures • No sin or mistake disqualifies us from God's purposes • The enemy tries to define us by our past; Jesus defines us by His cross • "There is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus" If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this episode with someone who needs to hear that God isn't done with them. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#77 - Joby Martin // The Cost of Following Jesus 5:15

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Send us a text Peter's journey from denying Christ to dying as a martyr illustrates the transformative power of encountering the resurrected Jesus. Speaking about John 21, we explore how Jesus reinstated Peter and predicted his sacrificial death, demonstrating that following Christ isn't about comfort but commitment. • Jesus recreates the scene of Peter's three denials, giving him three chances to affirm his love • Despite reinstating Peter, Jesus immediately tells him about his future martyrdom • Peter transforms from a coward who denied Christ to a bold evangelist who converted thousands • Church history records that Peter requested to be crucified upside down, considering himself unworthy to die like Jesus • The central truth: we don't follow Jesus because He makes our life better, but because He is better than life • Jesus isn't a means to an end—He is the end and the ultimate prize worth any sacrifice If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Stay sharp. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#76 - Joby Martin // The Pursuit of Peter 5:44

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Send us a text Jesus meets Peter exactly where he is after his betrayal, creating a powerful scene of restoration rather than rejection. Our failures never disqualify us from God's purposes and plans. • Jesus actively pursues Peter who had returned to fishing after his denial • The charcoal fire intentionally parallels the setting where Peter had previously denied Jesus • Jesus asks Peter "Do you love me?" three times, giving him opportunity to affirm what he previously denied • Instead of putting Peter on a "personal improvement plan," Jesus immediately reinstates him to leadership • There is more grace in Jesus than sin in us - not permission to sin, but declaration of grace's power • God often uses our greatest weaknesses as our greatest ministry strengths • Peter's mouth - once the source of his denial - becomes the instrument God uses for the first Christian sermon Share this podcast with other men who need encouragement and leave us a five-star rating and review to help equip others for the fight. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#75 - Joby Martin // Casting Nets with Christ 5:21

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Send us a text Jesus teaches a profound lesson about obedience through a fishing miracle, demonstrating that apart from Him we can do nothing but with Him we discover unexpected abundance. • Peter and several disciples return to fishing but catch nothing all night • Jesus appears on shore and calls them "children" in a playful challenge • He instructs them to cast their nets on the right side though it makes little logical sense • The miraculous catch reveals Jesus' identity and power • Many of us are just a few steps of obedience away from our miracles • We must choose faith and courage over fear and doubt • Specific actions may include starting a ministry, sharing faith, offering forgiveness • When we do things Christ's way instead of our own, supernatural results follow If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Stay sharp. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#74 - Joby Martin // Don't Return to Your Old Ways 5:35

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Send us a text Christ's resurrection gives us a new identity that frees us from returning to old ways. The story of Peter in John 21 shows how even devoted followers can revert to past behaviors during times of uncertainty. • Peter's declaration "I'm going fishing" was not a casual hobby but a return to his pre-disciple identity • Before following Jesus, Peter had been rejected from rabbi school and told to learn his father's fishing trade • Returning to old ways during crisis is like a healed person choosing to lie back down on their mat • We don't have to do what we used to do because we're not the person we used to be • Even the disciples closest to Jesus struggled with knowing what to do after the resurrection • God uses imperfect people like Peter to accomplish extraordinary things • The Holy Spirit gives us power to walk in our new identity rather than reverting to former patterns If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#73 - Joby Martin // Final Words of Christ 5:43

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Send us a text Jesus's final words on the cross reveal the profound truth that our sin debt is "paid in full." The Greek word "tetelestai" was commonly used on banking documents when a debt was completely satisfied, showing that Christ's sacrifice perfectly atoned for our sins. • Jesus's declaration "it is finished" marks the fulfillment of God's promise in Genesis 3 to crush the serpent's head • The sacrificial system ended because Jesus made the perfect, final sacrifice for all sin • Christ's work of atonement is complete, meaning there is no condemnation for those in Christ • While the payment for sin is finished, God is not finished with us • The empty tomb proves that Jesus wasn't finished and that new life is possible for all believers • When Satan tries to condemn us, we can remind him our debt is paid in full If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#72 - Joby Martin // Why Did Jesus Quote a Psalm While Dying? 7:12

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Send us a text The fulfillment of ancient prophecy comes to life as Jesus speaks from the cross, quoting Psalm 22 to reveal how his suffering was foretold a thousand years earlier. Joby Martin explains the deep significance of Christ's words "I thirst" and "My God, why have you forsaken me?" • Jesus's cry "I thirst" demonstrates his full humanity while fulfilling scripture • Christ's words "My God, why have you forsaken me" referenced Psalm 22 through a rabbinical teaching technique called "remez" • Psalm 22 prophetically describes crucifixion details centuries before this execution method existed • The psalm predicts specific events happening at the crucifixion including mockery, pierced hands and feet, and gambling for Jesus's clothes • Jesus's death wasn't a tragedy but the fulfillment of detailed prophecy showing God's sovereign plan • Psalm 22 concludes with hope of resurrection and worldwide gospel impact, pointing to future generations If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Stay sharp. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#71 - Joby Martin // The Third Saying 6:05

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Send us a text The third saying of Christ on the cross reveals Jesus' compassion when, even while bearing the world's sin, He made provision for His mother's care by entrusting her to the disciple John. This profound moment demonstrates that if Jesus could attend to personal needs during His crucifixion, the resurrected Christ is certainly concerned with our daily struggles and anxieties. • Jesus spoke these words from John 19:25-27 while accomplishing world redemption • Mary, who once counted her infant son's fingers and toes, now witnessed those same hands and feet pierced with nails • Christ's compassion extended to practical concerns even in His moment of greatest suffering • Scripture reminds us that God cares about details - knowing the hairs on our heads and providing for birds and flowers • Revelation 8:1 describes heaven going silent for 30 minutes so God could hear the prayers of His people • We are invited to cast all our cares upon Him because we matter deeply to God If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#70 - Joby Martin // The Criminal's Prayer 5:38

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Send us a text Jesus reveals salvation through grace alone in His second statement from the cross, offering immediate paradise to a repentant thief who simply asked to be remembered. • Two thieves beside Jesus represent two approaches to faith - demanding proof versus seeking grace • The repentant thief acknowledges his guilt and Jesus' innocence • Salvation illustrated perfectly - the thief couldn't perform religious duties but received salvation through faith alone • Ephesians teaches we're saved by grace through faith, not by works • Powerful illustration about heaven's entrance: "The man on the middle cross said I could come" • Your spiritual resume doesn't matter - only Jesus' invitation counts • Anyone who calls on Jesus' name receives salvation 100% of the time If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#69 - Joby Martin // "Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do." 5:20

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#68 - Kyle Thompson // A Godly Man Loves God and His Neighbor 6:23

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Send us a text We complete our 10-part series on the elements of godly manhood by exploring the tenth and most foundational element: loving God and neighbor. Jesus himself identified this dual commandment as the foundation upon which all other spiritual truths and obligations depend. • Element 10: A godly man loves God and his neighbor • Jesus identified the greatest commandment as loving God with all your heart, soul, mind and strength • The second greatest commandment is to love your neighbor as yourself • These two commandments encompass all 613 Jewish laws and everything taught by the prophets • Surrendering to Christ is the necessary first step before these commandments can truly be lived out • The pursuit of loving God and others is a lifelong sanctification process that's never fully completed • This dual commandment should be our primary focus each morning when we wake up • All other elements of godly manhood flow from these two foundational commands Share this podcast with other men in your life who could benefit from these teachings. Leave us a five-star rating and review to help equip more men for the fight. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#67 - Kyle Thompson // A Godly Man Does Not Rely on His Own Strength Alone 6:39

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Send us a text We continue our ten-element series on biblical manhood by tackling Element Nine: a godly man does not rely on his own strength alone. This counterintuitive principle challenges our cultural conditioning toward self-sufficiency and stoic independence. • Review of Elements 1-8: surrender to Christ, selflessness, holiness, repentance, loving one's wife, sexual purity, protecting the mind, and humility • Element Nine directly confronts our natural desire for self-reliance • The problem with stoicism: looking inside ourselves for power and contentment • Jeremiah 17:9 reminds us the heart is "deceitful above all things" • Philippians 4:13 is often misapplied but actually speaks to God infusing us with His strength • God empowers us specifically for His purposes and will, not unlimited personal endeavors • The "lone wolf" mentality leads to isolation and vulnerability • True strength comes from acknowledging our need for God's power Come back tomorrow for our final installment - Element Ten of a godly man. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#66 - Kyle Thompson // A Godly Man is Humble 5:40

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Send us a text We explore the eighth element of a godly man - humility. This critical characteristic runs counter to our culture but aligns perfectly with God's design for men who want to live like Christ. • Recapping elements 1-7: surrender to Christ, selflessness, holiness, repentance, loving your wife, sexual purity, and protecting your mind • Success and recognition make humility especially challenging • Try asking six questions about others before answering questions about yourself • Everything good in our lives comes from God (James 1:17-18) • Humility consistently leads to positive outcomes according to Scripture • God actively opposes pride while giving grace to humble people • The key takeaway: it's better to humble yourself than to have God do it for you • Christ's example shows us the ultimate picture of godly humility Thank you for listening! If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast and leave us a five-star rating and review. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#65 - Kyle Thompson // A Godly Man Protects His Mind 6:49

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Send us a text Our minds need more protection than our bodies. We explore the seventh element of biblical manhood: a godly man protects his mind against thoughts and arguments that contradict God's truth. • Review of the first six elements of godly manhood: surrender to Christ, selflessness, holiness, repentance, loving one's wife, and sexual purity • The natural male instinct to physically protect others doesn't always extend to mental self-protection • Personal testimony about overcoming pornography addiction through Scripture memorization • Breakdown of 2 Corinthians 10:5 as a practical strategy for mental discipline • How to "demolish" arguments that contradict God's Word • Taking thoughts "captive" and making them "obedient to Christ" through intentional practices • Using Scripture memorization in multiple translations as a powerful technique during moments of temptation If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Stay sharp. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#64 - Kyle Thompson // A Godly Man is Sexually Pure 6:43

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Send us a text We dive into element six of a godly man: sexual purity. In a sex-crazed culture dominated by pornography and casual attitudes toward intimacy, we examine what Scripture teaches about sexual morality. • Sexual purity stands in stark contrast to our culture's "anything goes" mentality • Paul identifies sexual immorality as unique because it's a sin against your own body • The Greek word "porneia" encompasses all sexual activity outside marriage between one man and one woman • Jesus himself spoke against sexual immorality in Matthew 15:19 • "Flee from sexual immorality" means running away completely, not lingering at the edge • Not all sins are equal—sexual sin holds a distinct place in Scripture • A godly man actively protects his sexual purity rather than testing boundaries If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a 5-star rating and review. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#63 - Kyle Thompson // A Godly Man Loves His Wife as Christ Loved the Church 7:34

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Send us a text We continue our examination of the 10 elements of a godly man by focusing on Element 5: a godly man loves his wife as Christ loved the church. • Recap of Elements 1-4: surrender to Christ, selflessness, striving for holiness, and repentance • Element 5 focuses on Ephesians 5:22-33, instructing husbands to love wives sacrificially • Christ didn't withhold His sacrifice due to our sinfulness, so husbands shouldn't withhold love • True sacrificial love isn't about one heroic moment but consistent daily sacrifice • Our first responsibility after God is to our wives—not jobs, friends, hobbies or even children • Marriage is designed to help us understand Christ's sacrifice for the church • Satan fights hardest against marriage because it illustrates Christ's love for His bride • Suggestion to read Ephesians 5 daily to internalize this principle of godly manhood Share this podcast and leave us a five-star rating and review to help equip other men for the fight. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#62 - Kyle Thompson // A Godly Man is Repentant 5:42

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Send us a text We continue our series on the 10 elements of a godly man, focusing today on the fourth element: a godly man is repentant. True repentance isn't merely apologizing fervently; it's a sincere 180-degree turn away from sin toward God that includes heart change, mindset shifts, and transformed behavior. • Element 1: A godly man has surrendered his life to Christ • Element 2: A godly man is selfless • Element 3: A godly man strives for holiness • Element 4: A godly man is repentant • Our excuses often prevent genuine repentance • We must acknowledge our sins before we can repent of them • 1 John 1:8-10 provides a three-step process for repentance • Step 1: Admit we have sin • Step 2: Confess those sins specifically • Step 3: Study the Word of God • Stop waiting for a sign to repent - this is it If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#61 - Kyle Thompson // A Godly Man Strives for Holiness 6:25

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Send us a text We're diving into the third element of a godly man, examining why and how men should strive for holiness as described by the Apostle Peter, who calls us to be set apart in all our conduct. • Godly men surrender to Christ, live selflessly, and strive for holiness • Men naturally strive for career success, fitness goals, and achievements, but often neglect holiness • Holiness means being "set apart" and "consecrated" to God • Many people declare devotion to God with their mouths while their actions demonstrate otherwise • True struggling produces results – if you were genuinely struggling against sin, you would see progress • Holiness is not about earning salvation but is evidence of genuine faith in Christ • Striving for holiness requires daily commitment and intentional choices Share this podcast with other men and leave us a five-star rating and review to help equip more men for the fight. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#60 - Kyle Thompson // A Godly Man is Selfless 5:51

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Send us a text We explore the second element of godly manhood – selflessness – contrasting Christ's call to self-denial with our culture's obsession with self-fulfillment. Matthew 16 reveals a pivotal moment where Jesus explicitly commands followers to deny themselves and take up their cross, challenging the modern notions of "my truth" and self-preservation. • Living in perhaps the most selfish time in human history • Social media epitomizes our self-centeredness • The cultural shift to moral therapeutic deism has damaged church and society • Matthew 16 marks a turning point in Jesus' ministry • Jesus begins explicitly discussing his death and resurrection • Peter's rebuke and Christ's counter-rebuke reveal the battle between divine and human thinking • Christ's command to "deny yourself" directly opposes modern sensibilities • Stuart Weber: "Many people wanted to follow Jesus, but most wanted to do it on their own terms" • True discipleship happens on Jesus' terms, not our own • A godly man focuses not on himself but on Christ who saved him If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Stay sharp. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#59 - Kyle Thompson // A Godly Man Has Surrendered His Life To Christ 6:17

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Send us a text We begin our ten-part series on "Elements of a Godly Man" by examining the foundational requirement: surrendering your life to Christ. Without this surrender, attempts at godliness devolve into either legalistic rule-following or making oneself into a little god. • A godly man has surrendered his life to Christ • Galatians 2:20-21 reveals the paradox of being "crucified with Christ" • You are dead (to your old self) yet alive because Christ lives in you • The law shows us our spiritual dirt but cannot clean us • If we could save ourselves through good behavior, Christ's death would be unnecessary • John Chrysostom: "If the law can justify or make us righteous, the death of Christ is superfluous" • Jesus was a real historical figure whose life, death and resurrection have eternal significance If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Stay sharp. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#58 - Joby Martin // Sin Is Not a Pet, It's an Apex Predator 6:06

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Send us a text Being a Christian means more than simply managing sin or distinguishing between right and wrong—it means following the Good Shepherd whose path leads to life rather than destruction. • Jesus identifies himself as the Good Shepherd who knows His sheep and whose sheep know Him • Following Mary's advice to "do whatever He tells you to do" is the essence of discipleship • Christian life isn't just about right vs wrong but about paths leading to either life or death • Obeying the world, the flesh, or the devil leads to destruction • Following the Good Shepherd—even when we don't understand—leads to abundant life • Financial generosity toward gospel kingdom work opens the door to God's blessing • Tolerated sin is an "apex predator" waiting to destroy you, not a pet to be managed • Pornography, workplace affairs, and dishonesty aren't just mistakes but deadly traps • Every step of obedience toward the Good Shepherd leads to abundant life • Your direction, not your intention, determines your destination • No matter your current path, repentance allows you to turn toward the Shepherd Share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review to help equip other men for the fight. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#57 - Joby Martin // Recognizing the Shepherd's Voice 5:55

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Send us a text Jesus describes himself as the Good Shepherd who knows his sheep intimately, and whose sheep recognize his voice. Before his death and resurrection, he was already thinking of future believers like us as the "other sheep" he would bring into his fold. • Recognizing God's voice in a world full of competing messages • The enemy spends billions trying to amplify worldly voices that lead to destruction • Reading the Bible is the primary way to hear God's voice clearly • Good biblical preaching helps interpret Scripture accurately • Prayer allows for specific guidance within God's general revealed will • Community with other believers helps confirm God's leading • Pay attention to what you're paying attention to • Creating regular quiet space away from worldly noise is essential Share this podcast to equip other men for the fight and leave us a five-star rating and review to help others find this resource. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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#56 - Joby Martin // The Good Shepherd vs. The Thief 5:43

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Send us a text Jesus contrasts the thief who steals, kills and destroys with Himself as the Good Shepherd who offers abundant life and lays down His life for His sheep. • Money lies to us by promising satisfaction and security it cannot deliver • The "abundant life" is not about accumulating possessions but about relationship with Christ • Worldly security disappears with one phone call from a doctor or highway patrolman • Jesus fulfills our deepest desires in ways material things never can • The lust of the eyes (wanting stuff) is fulfilled through our eternal inheritance as co-heirs with Christ • The lust of the flesh (wanting to feel good) is fulfilled through Christ's peace that transcends understanding • The pride of life (wanting significance) is fulfilled as we are seated with Christ at God's right hand • True abundance is found in Christ, not in possessions we'll eventually leave behind If you want to help equip other men for the fight, share this podcast around and leave us a five-star rating and review. Support the show Want to connect? Email communication@coe22.com…

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