Welcome to our second episode of Manly Monday! Our new bimonthly video series is still a work in progress, but we’re enjoying this visual addition to the Your Other Brothers community. As always, feel free to give us feedback on our YouTube video or in the comments below.
Moving forward, we’ll be working on audio quality and fruit fly management.
In this episode, Tom talks about his experience at a faith and sexuality conference, including a man who falls seven times — and what happens to him after the seventh fall.
Our Verse for This Week
Proverbs 24:16 (ESV) —
“for the righteous falls seven times and rises again,
but the wicked stumble in times of calamity.”
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Discussion
What do you do after a fall? Do you ever analyze it? Do you confess? How can you be more intentional and change up your routine next time you fall?
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7 February 2018, 12:20 pm
Thanks for this Manly Monday episode! I enjoyed watching it. I think we can easily get caught up in our shortcomings that it hinders us from being who God really wants us to be. One thing I’ve learned through my life is to not let guilt hold me down. If we’ve confessed our sin to God and asked for forgiveness, He forgives us and we are ready to move on. Another thing that has helped has been to evaluate why do I stumble and in what situations. Then I can limit those situations and replace them with more positive ones. For me, I watched porn because I was lonely so I needed to seek out positive friendships that would fill that need in my life.
20 February 2018, 9:42 pm
Why is not called the “Male bag”? Feel like that’s an oversight… 😉
21 February 2018, 10:28 am
Oh dear. How . . . how did I miss this? Need to go and pray about this, stat.
5 March 2018, 1:39 pm
Tom,
I remember reading in the work of the late Billy Graham that you need to build fences around you to avoid sin. I have found this approach to be extremely helpful for me. Over time we learn the triggers to temptation and must build fences around them to keep them out. We learn about the limits of our strength, so we build fences around situations. Falling gives us an opportunity to re-assess and build anew our fences and in many respects are also a sign of true repentance because God’s spirit is telling us what we need to change in order for us to conform to His will and if we don’t make the changes then we will fall again.
Dan