What If My Decision Feels Really Hard to Make?
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What does Ashley’s listener question about reading the Bible reveal?
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Hi Jason. Hey, how you doing? Welcome back.
Thank you so much.
I was so encouraged by our conversation last week and just hearing your story and how God is working in your life and how you're using that to teach others.
Thank you. Well, yeah, it's Being like I said last week, being here. Is kind of just proof that God is always listening. You know, you pray for opportunities like this to sit down with people like yourself, and then once it happens, it's like, God, I prayed for that back in the day and you still heard me. So thank you for listening to me, you know.
Do you do you journal at all or or write things out so you remember or do you just remember?
No, I journal. I journal all the time. I set I have a set of notes actually from 2023 where there's so many different things that I wrote down that I thought were just out of the world. Like there's no way this could happen. And now I look back at him and I'm like, Wow, I'm living in it right now. You know
Yeah, yeah. It is really cool to go back and look and Whether you make little check marks or you write a date beside it when you're like, That's when God answered it.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What does Ashley’s listener question about reading the Bible reveal?
0:00–9:24
2
How does Jason suggest reading the Bible from the sinner’s perspective?
9:24–15:34
3
What tools and resources does Jason recommend for deeper Bible study?
15:34–21:12
4
How did Jason’s childhood experiences shape his life choices?
21:12–28:17
5
What is the Kidron (Valley of Decisions) and why is prayer essential there?
28:17–33:27
6
How does Jason describe the role of prayer when facing tough decisions?
33:27–38:38
7
What practical advice does Jason give to new adult Gracie?
38:38–40:35
8
What resources (Unfiltered Faith series, GCU, 316 Financial) are promoted at the end?
40:35–41:22