Ep 1017 | Jase Shuts Down Twisted Attempts to Weaponize the Bible Against God

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What does it mean to be unashamed?

Dr. Phil 0:01
I am unashamed.
James 0:03
What about you?
Dr. Phil 0:06
Welcome back to Unashamed. When we did the thousandth episode, we asked you guys to send us stuff and we've been reading them. They're still coming in. I still get them. And man, it's just so heart touching to me to hear you just open up and say what it's meant to you, your family, maybe someone in your family. So

How does the legacy of family influence our faith?

Dr. Phil 0:25
We are very blessed that we've been able to do this and still excited about continuing on. We told you, you know, obviously things have changed with dad, you know, but he built in us this legacy to do what we're doing. And recently he told me, I said, well, dad, you know, we're just, we're still doing the podcast. We're still, you know, studying the Bible. And I said, but it's all stuff you set in us in motion to continue to do it. He said, keep doing it, son. Keep doing it.
Well, and it's this, you know, being in Jesus is a growth process. And, uh, if you're not growing, you're dying or you're dead.
James 0:57
Yeah.
And, uh, there's so much in here about spiritual growth. And so there's, we had a, a mutual brother who put us all in a group text. He said, I really appreciate the podcast. Cause he knew we were fixed to this transition. And, uh, I forgot exactly how he phrased it. He said, I said it, but I don't even remember saying it. Shocker. Shocker. But he said, there's a place where you need to cast your nets in deeper water.
James 1:30
Yeah.
And I like that because as a fisherman- That was one of the things that led me to Jesus. And when he started off, I believe it's in Mark chapter one. And he's like, come follow me. I'll make you fishers of men. Yeah. And, you know, you just think going back to this, what I said, we're going to kind of end today, the book of Colossians into a little bit in Philemon. There's a partnership that we all share. And I'm using that word. knowing that I did a little Greek study on that word in Philemon verse six, where there's a partnership in the gospel that we all share. And that word is translated different ways in the Bible, like fellowship, intimacy, benefactor, jointly contributing. Well, that's what we share in getting the message of Jesus out. And as we grow,
you know, sometimes we cast the nets in deeper water as far as the Bible is concerned. And, uh, I'm just glad to be a part of that.
Jase 2:39
You had, uh, I think what you said, uh, or what, uh, I know you're talking about. And, uh, he said that you had referenced Tim Keller in that and who's gone on to be with the Lord and then, and, and, uh, many others like my mom. And, and, and, you know, it's, I think it was kind of a, he said, you guys are, how did he say it? He said something about, uh, you know, uh, people, the people, a lot of those people have passed and are fading fast. So I feel like you guys are casting those nets now. Um, which was a huge compliment. Right. And then I think that's the thing about like, like the ministry of the gospel is never about one man or it literally just, it gets passed down from generation to generation to generation going all the way back to a man named Jesus. I mean, he, he started all this, you know, and, And we're just 2,000 years out in a lineage of just gospel presenters. And it really is an honor.
Dr. Phil 3:35
Well, and look, the saddest thing to me that could ever happen was to be able to have a powerful movement by a man or woman of God, but it ended with them because it didn't get focused on Jesus, which keeps going. So all of us are in this transitory state. We're only on this earth for a certain period of time. And then at the end, we're like Paul. We've been poured out like a drink offering. The end is near. We know it. And then we transition, and we're waiting for the resurrection. So what we want is to make sure we're doing what we need to do to keep that going far beyond us. So it is a blessing as well as a burden to be able to keep doing that. I want to mention, because we're in Colossians, we want to finish up our study today.
Dr. Phil 4:26
And one of the things, we kind of got to this point about how we relate to each other in interaction in chapter three that led to marriage and family. And then we left off with this idea of we talked about work and culture, and we described how it was different in the first century. And it kind of set us up to go to Philemon, which we want to do today because there's an actual story

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