Have you ever hit a wall and asked yourself, "What do I do now? How will I ever get past this?" If you are human and have a pulse, you probably have. The MercyCast is a podcast dedicated to learning the subtle art of compassion through the adversity of everyday life. Join Raleigh Sadler, the host, as he has honest and thought-provoking conversations with friends he has met along the way. Each Wednesday, listen to the encouraging true stories of people, like you and me, who are learning compassion through hard times. For more information and show notes, go to mercycast.com.
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Have you ever hit a wall and asked yourself, "What do I do now? How will I ever get past this?" If you are human and have a pulse, you probably have. The MercyCast is a podcast dedicated to learning the subtle art of compassion through the adversity of everyday life. Join Raleigh Sadler, the host, as he has honest and thought-provoking conversations with friends he has met along the way. Each Wednesday, listen to the encouraging true stories of people, like you and me, who are learning compassion through hard times. For more information and show notes, go to mercycast.com.
In this episode of MercyCast, Raleigh Sadler and Mark Moore explore the practical application of faith through wisdom, critique, and mercy. They discuss the importance of living out one's faith authentically, the role of critique in personal growth, and the influence of fatherhood on emotional health. The conversation emphasizes the revolutionary concept of God as a personal Father and the distinction between wisdom and mere information. Ultimately, they encourage listeners to seek wisdom through community and scripture, highlighting that true wisdom leads to better living and stronger relationships.
Takeaways
It's easy to talk about our faith, but living it out is challenging.
Critique can be a gift that leads to personal growth.
Transparency in sharing struggles makes us relatable.
Mercy is not just kindness; it can be a strategy for strength.
Fatherhood influences our emotional health and identity.
Wisdom is practical and should improve our lives.
Community is essential in seeking and applying wisdom.
God as Father is a revolutionary concept in understanding our identity.
Wisdom is different from information; it requires action.
Pursuing wisdom involves seeking God and engaging with scripture.
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Have you ever hit a wall and asked yourself, "What do I do now? How will I ever get past this?" If you are human and have a pulse, you probably have. The MercyCast is a podcast dedicated to learning the subtle art of compassion through the adversity of everyday life. Join Raleigh Sadler, the host, as he has honest and thought-provoking conversations with friends he has met along the way. Each Wednesday, listen to the encouraging true stories of people, like you and me, who are learning compassion through hard times. For more information and show notes, go to mercycast.com.
