Tim Tebow

Instruction, discipline, correction, teaching. But when we first hear that, like, We flinch. We don't want it. I don't want instruction. I definitely don't want discipline, like correction. No, who wants that? And teaching, like, yeah, it sounds a little bit better. But we don't crave those things. We don't want it. But he's pleading. One of the wisest men of all time is saying, please,

Be Musar-driven. Seek these things. Have wise counsel, wise people around you. Seek it. Be a lifelong learner. Be in God's word. Be listening to people. Because it's so easy, any of us, at any time, start listening to the wrong voices. And you let a lie creep in. And it starts to fester. And you don't get rid of it. And it starts to go from here to here. Starts to harden your heart.

Be Musar-driven. Seek these things. Have wise counsel, wise people around you. Seek it. Be a lifelong learner. Be in God's word. Be listening to people. Because it's so easy, any of us, at any time, start listening to the wrong voices. And you let a lie creep in. And it starts to fester. And you don't get rid of it. And it starts to go from here to here. Starts to harden your heart.

Be Musar-driven. Seek these things. Have wise counsel, wise people around you. Seek it. Be a lifelong learner. Be in God's word. Be listening to people. Because it's so easy, any of us, at any time, start listening to the wrong voices. And you let a lie creep in. And it starts to fester. And you don't get rid of it. And it starts to go from here to here. Starts to harden your heart.

And now all of a sudden, I'm going down a path that I thought I would never go down. And I'm having thoughts I thought I would never have. And I just think that is so important. And then we see Solomon's son takes over the kingdom. And his first big decision, he chooses to listen to his friends over the elders and destroys the kingdom.

And now all of a sudden, I'm going down a path that I thought I would never go down. And I'm having thoughts I thought I would never have. And I just think that is so important. And then we see Solomon's son takes over the kingdom. And his first big decision, he chooses to listen to his friends over the elders and destroys the kingdom.

And now all of a sudden, I'm going down a path that I thought I would never go down. And I'm having thoughts I thought I would never have. And I just think that is so important. And then we see Solomon's son takes over the kingdom. And his first big decision, he chooses to listen to his friends over the elders and destroys the kingdom.

Because instead of listening to wise counsel, to elders, to getting advice and wisdom, he's listening to the, you know, not that your friends can't also be wise counsel, but, you know, he's choosing his friends over godly wisdom. And he makes a terrible decision. And I just couldn't help but think of that as we're talking about that. And how do we fight this? I believe those are some of the steps.

Because instead of listening to wise counsel, to elders, to getting advice and wisdom, he's listening to the, you know, not that your friends can't also be wise counsel, but, you know, he's choosing his friends over godly wisdom. And he makes a terrible decision. And I just couldn't help but think of that as we're talking about that. And how do we fight this? I believe those are some of the steps.

Because instead of listening to wise counsel, to elders, to getting advice and wisdom, he's listening to the, you know, not that your friends can't also be wise counsel, but, you know, he's choosing his friends over godly wisdom. And he makes a terrible decision. And I just couldn't help but think of that as we're talking about that. And how do we fight this? I believe those are some of the steps.

Some of the steps that I haven't always, you know, done well. And I'm, you know, part of that I'm preaching to myself on.

Some of the steps that I haven't always, you know, done well. And I'm, you know, part of that I'm preaching to myself on.

Some of the steps that I haven't always, you know, done well. And I'm, you know, part of that I'm preaching to myself on.

Oh, I don't even know how to answer that. Can you ask me in a different way?

Oh, I don't even know how to answer that. Can you ask me in a different way?

Oh, I don't even know how to answer that. Can you ask me in a different way?

Well, truth by definition is exclusive. So when people will even say, well, my truth and your truth, well, they really probably should say it's my opinion and your opinion. But there's only one truth in a situation. There's only one truth of what happened. And when we talk about the truth, the way and the life, it's exclusive by definition. I think we have to understand it.

Well, truth by definition is exclusive. So when people will even say, well, my truth and your truth, well, they really probably should say it's my opinion and your opinion. But there's only one truth in a situation. There's only one truth of what happened. And when we talk about the truth, the way and the life, it's exclusive by definition. I think we have to understand it.

Well, truth by definition is exclusive. So when people will even say, well, my truth and your truth, well, they really probably should say it's my opinion and your opinion. But there's only one truth in a situation. There's only one truth of what happened. And when we talk about the truth, the way and the life, it's exclusive by definition. I think we have to understand it.

But when you asked that question, my heart went to... I do believe that there are so many lies that are being told to us, especially to the next generation. And I look at that 12% of our daily thoughts are spent in some form of comparison. Like, it's crazy. When I first heard that stat, I thought, what? 12% of our daily thoughts. So what are we saying by that?