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Episode 37 | Kevin is back and Eric is here! Underrated BR Restaurants, Manifesting, Worshiping Idols, Paul Says "Become Like Me", and Pains of Childbirth
(0:29) Kevin is back and Welcome Eric!
(3:52) Question of the Day: What is an underrated eating establishment in Baton Rouge?
(8:07) Hot Topic: I’m starting to see 2026 planners be advertised and some of them have features to help you manifest the future you want or plan it with vision boards.
From a biblical worldview, is it problematic to “set a vision” for your life and use things like vision boards? Where I the line between planning and self-powered manifestation?
(24:38) Discussion & Member Questions: Let’s recap what we covered on Sunday just to remind everyone what it was about
- (27:24) What is the best way to become aware of the idols in your life? Are there some questions to ask
- (34:53) Once you have identified idols, what should you do next?
- (40:09) In verse 12, Paul says, “become like me” - What does he mean by that?
- (42:13) Paul reminds the Galatians that his first visit came because of an illness. What does that show us about how God uses interruptions or suffering for His purposes?
- (46:56) Paul says he is “in the pains of childbirth until Christ is formed” in them. What is that image supposed to help us understand?
- (49:32) Is there anything that y’all are “in labor” over with The Chapel?
- (52:32) Was there anything else you wanted to cover from that passage that you weren't able to on Sunday?
(54:43) Celebration: Summer Trip Interest Meeting
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By The Chapel BR(0:29) Kevin is back and Welcome Eric!
(3:52) Question of the Day: What is an underrated eating establishment in Baton Rouge?
(8:07) Hot Topic: I’m starting to see 2026 planners be advertised and some of them have features to help you manifest the future you want or plan it with vision boards.
From a biblical worldview, is it problematic to “set a vision” for your life and use things like vision boards? Where I the line between planning and self-powered manifestation?
(24:38) Discussion & Member Questions: Let’s recap what we covered on Sunday just to remind everyone what it was about
- (27:24) What is the best way to become aware of the idols in your life? Are there some questions to ask
- (34:53) Once you have identified idols, what should you do next?
- (40:09) In verse 12, Paul says, “become like me” - What does he mean by that?
- (42:13) Paul reminds the Galatians that his first visit came because of an illness. What does that show us about how God uses interruptions or suffering for His purposes?
- (46:56) Paul says he is “in the pains of childbirth until Christ is formed” in them. What is that image supposed to help us understand?
- (49:32) Is there anything that y’all are “in labor” over with The Chapel?
- (52:32) Was there anything else you wanted to cover from that passage that you weren't able to on Sunday?
(54:43) Celebration: Summer Trip Interest Meeting