Send us a text It’s been an outstanding year with great guests and excellent perspectives on what it means to go the extra mile for others. Matthew 5:41 describes instruction from Jesus about this principle. If any would force you to go with them a mile, go with them two. Not begrudgingly, but with the mindset that you were placed in that situation to make a change. It takes perspective of heavenly thinking to take that first step. The Bible does not promise we won’t suffer in t...
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Send us a text It’s been an outstanding year with great guests and excellent perspectives on what it means to go the extra mile for others. Matthew 5:41 describes instruction from Jesus about this principle. If any would force you to go with them a mile, go with them two. Not begrudgingly, but with the mindset that you were placed in that situation to make a change. It takes perspective of heavenly thinking to take that first step. The Bible does not promise we won’t suffer in t...
Scottie Scheffler: Why Winning Isn’t Enough (Faith, Family & Ecclesiastes) — Extra Mile Reaction
The Extra Mile Podcast
19 minutes
4 months ago
Scottie Scheffler: Why Winning Isn’t Enough (Faith, Family & Ecclesiastes) — Extra Mile Reaction
Send us a text We react to Scotty Scheffler’s candid comments about the fleeting “euphoria” of winning and why trophies can’t satisfy the deepest longings of the heart. From Ecclesiastes’ “chasing the wind” to Matthew 6:33, we talk purpose, priorities, fatherhood, and finding lasting satisfaction in God. Chapters: 00:00 Cold open: G-Five/George, Justin, and Caleb 🐙🎛️ 00:32 What is The Extra Mile + why a reaction video 01:15 Setting the clip: Scheffler on meaning beyond golf 02:05 “Winnin...
The Extra Mile Podcast
Send us a text It’s been an outstanding year with great guests and excellent perspectives on what it means to go the extra mile for others. Matthew 5:41 describes instruction from Jesus about this principle. If any would force you to go with them a mile, go with them two. Not begrudgingly, but with the mindset that you were placed in that situation to make a change. It takes perspective of heavenly thinking to take that first step. The Bible does not promise we won’t suffer in t...
