“Turning the other cheek” was never about weakness.

It was never about submission.
It was never about being silent, soft, or obedient.

In this episode of Rise & Grind Radio 3.0, we break down what Yeshua actually meant—using historical context from 1st-century Judea to expose how one of the most quoted teachings in history was completely misunderstood.

We also unpack several other sayings society butchered over time, including:

• “Blood is thicker than water”
• “Jack of all trades, master of none”
• “Money is the root of all evil”
• “God helps those who help themselves”
• “Spare the rod, spoil the child”

What do these phrases really mean?
Why were their meanings flipped?
And who benefits when dignity, strength, and self-respect are reframed as weakness?

This episode isn’t about religion vs. rebellion.
It’s about dignity, courage, and grounded resistance—the kind that doesn’t kneel, doesn’t rage, and doesn’t surrender.

If you’ve ever been told to “just let it go,”
this episode explains why that advice was never meant to make you powerless.

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