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The Noble Man Connects with Other Men | Episode 15
“Every man needs wise men in his life pursuing God and encouraging others in that pursuit.”
Isolation is dangerous, so it’s more important than ever to stay connected.
Small group, accountability team, wise guys, it doesn’t matter what you call it. What matters is a safe place to go, learn from each other, and share life-on-life experience.
Just start. A 15-year dynamic doesn’t happen in the first month or even the first year. Keep going after it.
Be committed. That doesn’t mean perfect attendance, but it does mean intentionally staying the course over time.
It’s not imperative to have a formal Bible study, but stay rooted in scripture and use it as your guide and course corrector.
A high level of trust and privacy is crucial. Every member must know the group is a safe place to talk about what really matters.
“One of the things that would make our families, churches, the kingdom, and culture healthier is to see men who are willing to meet and be honest, open, transparent, and seek and value the wisdom of wise counselors.”
“Too many of us who claim the name of Christ who are trying to operate in the flesh. We are not sourcing the scripture.”
RESOURCES TO PRIME THE PUMP:
The Man in the Mirror by Patrick MorleyPoint Man by Steve FarrarMaster Builders Bible for Men
As an Amazon Associate, Noble Warriors will earn from qualifying purchases.
KEY SCRIPTURES:
Ecclesiastes 4:9-12 “… but woe to him who is alone when he falls and has not another to lift him up!”
John 15:1-5 “Abide in me, and I in you.”
View Show Notes: NobleWarriors.org/Episode15
Leave a Review: If you like what you’ve been hearing, we invite you to leave us a review wherever you’re listening to this podcast. Tell us what you love about this episode!
More Resources and Encouragement: NobleWarriors.org
© Copyright 2020 All rights reserved
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“Every man needs wise men in his life pursuing God and encouraging others in that pursuit.”
Isolation is dangerous, so it’s more important than ever to stay connected.
Small group, accountability team, wise guys, it doesn’t matter what you call it. What matters is a safe place to go, learn from each other, and share life-on-life experience.
Just start. A 15-year dynamic doesn’t happen in the first month or even the first year. Keep going after it.
Be committed. That doesn’t mean perfect attendance, but it does mean intentionally staying the course over time.
It’s not imperative to have a formal Bible study, but stay rooted in scripture and use it as your guide and course corrector.
A high level of trust and privacy is crucial. Every member must know the group is a safe place to talk about what really matters.
“One of the things that would make our families, churches, the kingdom, and culture healthier is to see men who are willing to meet and be honest, open, transparent, and seek and value the wisdom of wise counselors.”
“Too many of us who claim the name of Christ who are trying to operate in the flesh. We are not sourcing the scripture.”
RESOURCES TO PRIME THE PUMP:
The Man in the Mirror by Patrick MorleyPoint Man by Steve FarrarMaster Builders Bible for Men
As an Amazon Associate, Noble Warriors will earn from qualifying purchases.
KEY SCRIPTURES:
Ecclesiastes 4:9-12 “… but woe to him who is alone when he falls and has not another to lift him up!”
John 15:1-5 “Abide in me, and I in you.”
View Show Notes: NobleWarriors.org/Episode15
Leave a Review: If you like what you’ve been hearing, we invite you to leave us a review wherever you’re listening to this podcast. Tell us what you love about this episode!
More Resources and Encouragement: NobleWarriors.org
© Copyright 2020 All rights reserved
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