Why do people make bad decisions? 2

12/16/24 • 8 min

Gleaning Mustard Seeds with Jerrie Barber

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How can we be helpful to friends who are thinking about "missing the mark," sinning?" What questions should we ask? What tone do we need to use?
Is it OK to admit that sin is fun?
How do we forget about thoughts and decrease our desire to do wrong things?
Think about this principle:
A person doesn't sin because they think about sinning.
A person sins because they don't think about sinning enough.
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Why do people make bad decisions? 1

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How do I make decisions about serious issues?
Is it wrong to think about doing something wrong?
Is it wrong to discuss what I'm planning with a trusted friend — even though what I'm thinking about doing is sinful?
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Investing in Exercise 1

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Paul said in 1 Timothy 4:8, "For bodily exercise profits a little, but godliness is profitable for all things."
Does that mean that exercise is useless and should be avoided?
In this and the next episode, I tell my 55-year story of running and bike riding.
This isn't a prescription for you but a description of my exercise history. Try not to learn very much. Look for a "mustard seed" that will help you.
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