158: Fast Starters Who Fade

Stories Are Soul Food

Canon Press

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.8 • 787 Ratings

🗓️ 30 July 2024

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

Prepare for a very convicting episode of Stories Are Soul Food. Jesus warns of one kind of seed that springs up fast but quickly withers away. It's this kind of character the SASF guys discuss today, with Brian asking questions about Saul and Judas. Nate identifies one fundamental error such characters always make: They mistake their place in the story, making themselves the main character. Saul thinks the kingdom of Israel is about him. Judas thinks he can make the Messiah drive out the Romans. But the most common place Nate has seen this error? Parents. Moms who can't see past their own trials. Dads who sabotage their kids goals for their own. Turns out, mis-reading the story is the way we all make things easier on themselves.

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0:00.0	Met a ghost of a king on the road when I first fell.
0:04.5	Fire burning to my knees to my knees.
0:06.9	I fell.
0:07.6	Made a ghost of a king on a row.
0:09.7	Here we are.
0:11.2	Here we are.
0:12.4	Stories are soul food creeping toward 160.
0:14.9	The world has not ended yet.
0:17.0	The way you know is because we're still podcasting.
0:21.7	That's it.
0:22.6	Yeah, we definitely would not be podcasting if the world was ending.
0:25.5	I was going to say, would that be the last thing we do?
0:27.4	And it's no.
0:28.3	I think it'd be fun to do one into the abyss, cast a pod.
0:32.1	Yeah.
0:33.5	No, it turns out.
0:34.7	How do you feel about the apocalypse, Brian?
0:36.9	Yeah, well, I was going to ask you.
0:38.3	The food shortages.
0:39.5	We aren't going to turn into a contemporary events podcast, but.
0:43.1	We always have been a little bit.
0:44.9	Like, whatever happens to be in the ether.
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