Intentional Living

Nate and Matt delve into the idea of how people feeling loved, safe, and cared for is a necessity to transformation.

Matt and Nate build upon the community and confession conversation from last episode. What are the things we need to confront? How do we maintain safety in that group? And when someone confesses something, how do we help that individual?

For this episode, Nate and Matt ask, "What if the conflict that we are experiencing within our community is a sin issue?" What does scripture say and how do our relationships with each other dictate that we engage that idea?

Today, Matt and Nate delve into the question of: How do we have conflict in a community context that is appropriate, healthy, constructive, honoring, and loving?

For this episode, Nate and Matt build upon the conversation of the last episode and discuss the questions: How do we engage conflict? What is the benefit of developing the soul strength to stay and try to work through it?  How do we strengthen our commitment with each other through conflict?

In this episode, Matt and Nate discuss the practice and discipline of fellowship. What is it? Why is it needed? Who should we engage with? And how do we know when it is time to break that fellowship?

Nate and Matt build on their discussion about shame and guilt, explaining further their meaning, as well as how we view ourselves in light of how God views us.

Continuing from the last episode, Nate and Matt discuss confession and how it is significant for us in our own soul growth and in our relationship with God.

Matt and Nate continue their discussion from the last episode about spiritual disciplines, unpack more of those disciplines, and see how they can benefit our souls.

Nate and Matt discuss what our window of tolerance is and how it applies to our lives, coping, and spiritual disciplines.