This is the Truth Network. Welcome to all you joyriders out there. This is a fantastic show from the guys you know. I'm speaking of none other than the Banda Brothers. My name's Keith, producer for such fine truth network programming like The Masculine Journey and Masculine Journey After Hours.
In this podcast, you can expect to laugh and smile with godly men who want nothing more than to honor and glorify God.
So sit back, relax, and enjoy the joyride. Hey Joyriders, new week, new joyride. This week, the guys are talking about how the masculine journey has affected them and, in turn, how that has affected their families. What's got me to wonderin'? How has the masculine journey affected our listeners?
I think it's safe to say that we appreciate you all and well, well, we want you to consider yourself. That's pung. Consider yourself one of the family. That's right, family. All of yes, every single one of ya.
Yep. You've got people here that are ready to walk side by side with you. Men that are dashing and daring, courageous and careful, faithful and friendly with stories to share. And speaking of stories, we got a clip that's all ready to go.
So, while you're listening to that, remember, dear friends: oh, pardon me, family. We want you to consider yourself um Mate, we don't want to wave no fast. After some consideration we can stay cold. City is now. One of the things that we've talked about a little bit is that You know, this message, and we talked about, you know, it's not the gospel, but it gives.
The masculine heart context. You know, I'm a guy who grew up in church. And, you know, John talks about it in one of his books. John the Elders talks about it in one of his books. that, you know, sometimes church culture comes across as You know, if you're here every Sunday and you get perfect attendance in Sunday school, and you don't sin, you're a good Christian.
Well, that ain't very life-giving for the most part. Those are good things. Those are good qualities to have, no doubt about that. But there's more to it, you know, because, you know... It doesn't say David got perfect attendance at synagogue.
It says he killed Goliath. There's some adventure and some warrior there. And those are the contexts that are the things that. To be honest, we struggle with because we don't know what file to put that in when we become Christians. I did not.
You know, I came to Christ at an early age. And you know, my context was perfect Sunday school. And if I didn't achieve that, I felt less that. If I got sick and couldn't go to Sunday school, And you know, people, you know, there were men in the church who had, you know, those Sunday school pens that went under their kneecaps. You know, just they've been there and never missed a day in a hundred years.
I'm like, how do you do that? You know, you come here when you got the bubonic plague, I guess. You know, sit him over there in the front because of the Baptist Church. Nobody sat in the front. Yeah, it's safe up there.
But, you know, those are the things that, you know, this. this message gave me context. And all of a sudden it was okay to want some adventure. And to learn that, you know what, God wants you to have adventure. Not only that, He wants to go with you.
And You know, it's been some amazing stuff that had happened over the past several years that just when I realized. God's okay with this. because he set those things A fire in my heart. You know, and under his protection and his guidance. Those things bring life.
you know, rescuing the beauty that whole nine yards because If there's a man listening who says he ain't never had trouble with the beauty, You know, he's posing and he's liar. Or he's clueless. Yeah, he just hadn't woke up yet. Those kind of things. Anyway.
It gives a masculine heart context. I've never had a problem with the ladies, they just had problems with me. Yeah, very well has that problem, you know? Yeah, yeah.
So from the Guides A Masculine Journey, I'm Keith and we'll see you down the road.
