Biblically Centered

Mar 12 2024 23 ep. 3
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Following Jesus and raising kids in a Christ-centered home can be a challenge in today's culture. Each week we will have a conversation around 1 of 26 different Biblical Family Virtues from our curriculum. We talk about how to implement these virtues into your home, specifically with your children.

We have a good amount of fun along the way, but ultimately our hope is to help build a strong Biblical foundation for Christian families and their children as they develop their faith in Christ.

We pray that through the discovery of Biblical virtue, immersion in God's Word, and Christ-centered conversations your family will understand God and Biblical virtue more clearly.

Your hosts are Jonny & Danika Jordan. Find out more about Biblically Centered at www.biblicallycentered.com.

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Speaking Truth | Biblical Family Virtue T | Ep. 23

Mar 12 2024 36 mins  
What does it mean to be full of truth? We know that God spoke everything into existence by merely speaking. And we know that Jesus is the Word made flesh. So, how are we able to communicate the truth (God's truth) to those around us? Speaking truthfully can be challenging. Even though our tongue is a small organ, it is sometimes the hardest to control. We would challenge you that i

Serving Others | Biblical Family Virtue S | Ep. 22

Mar 05 2024 31 mins  
"A person who voluntarily serves another or acts as his minister." This is why Jesus called Himself a servant. He came to voluntarily serve and act as our minister during His time on earth. He set the ultimate example of service and sacrifice. Serving in today's culture and climate, we are able to choose when, where, how, and whom we serve–we stay in charge. Jesus didn't choose w

Love One Another | Biblical Family Virtue R | Ep. 21

Feb 27 2024 38 mins  
What is love? And why is that such a difficult question to answer in today's culture? We open this episode by comparing 1947's dictionary meaning and today's dictionary meaning to see how far away we've come from love centered around God. God is love, but that love is only to be viewed and seen in light of all of His other virtues. God's primary virtue is holiness, so we cannot sep

Initiative | Biblical Family Virtue Q | Ep. 20

Feb 20 2024 39 mins  
From the very beginning God set the stage for good work. Even before the fall God designed Adam and Eve (man and woman) to work and take care of what He had created. It wasn't until after the fall that our attitude and behavior became tilted towards this stewardship. When we work, we are working for the Lord. Laziness ultimately boils down to idolatry. So is its opposite: workaholi

Gifts & Talents | Biblical Family Virtue P | Ep. 19

Feb 13 2024 33 mins  
We know that we have each been gifted with different abilities and talents. These unique things should be fostered and practiced so that we can use them for God. The body of Christ is made up of such a diverse group of believers, so it is imperative that we use those things to point to Christ. The purpose of our talents is not for self-gain, but ultimately for serving others and gl

Prioritizing Worship | Biblical Family Virtue O | Ep. 18

Feb 06 2024 46 mins  
How do we break down our time? How do we set our priorities? How we think about this shows were our worship and idols lie. The Bible tells us to "look carefully then how you walk, not as unwise but as wise, making the best use of the time. (Ephesians 5:15-16) If we give God the adoration and reverence that He deserves, then we will give Him ultimate control over every aspect of our

Healthy Relationships | Biblical Family Virtue N | Ep. 17

Jan 30 2024 43 mins  
God made us to be relational beings. Because He is a triune God, it is only fitting that we have need for others since God Himself has never been alone. Even when the world was perfect in the Garden of Eden, Adam was given Eve to do life with. Adam needed someone when the world was in its perfect state, so how much more should we need others now that we live in the fallen world. Co

Maintaining Peace | Biblical Family Virtue M | Ep. 16

Jan 23 2024 33 mins  
Peace—it's not just about the absence of conflict, it's also about positive blessing. How can we practice this virtue and not be agitated with passion or undisturbed? Sometimes it can boil down to sacrifice. We might have to sacrifice pride or the thought of "being right" in the moment in order to create a peaceful environment. God's peace isn't a magic wand, it only comes when w

Patience & Understanding | Biblical Family Virtue L | Ep. 15

Jan 16 2024 42 mins  
Unruffled, endurance without murmuring, constitutional fortitude–is that what comes to mind with you think of patience? It is definitely more dense of a definition then we normally default to. This episode covers how to have true patience and understanding not only with our children, but with ourselves, and other people. "it is not the patience which grimly waits for the end, but

Gentleness & Encouragement | Biblical Family Virtue K | Ep. 14

Jan 09 2024 37 mins  
As we continue our third category, we are talking about attitudes and behaviors that stem from our heart. "Out of the heart the mouth speaks." We want to display the Fruit of the Spirit in how we speak and act. Gentleness gives people dignity of birth and allows them to see tenderness that comes from Christ. We discuss how gentleness surprises people, dignifies them, and ultimately