Thanks for listening to this bonus podcast from Susie Larson Live.

It's only just a matter of.

It's like a matter of time.

Dr. Cloud, at the end of the live on the live on the live show, you're talking about you

dance.

You don't have to know how to ever since.

And since we've got you left.

At the end of the live show, you were talking about a passage of scripture

and what it means for us to suffer and what it produces in us.

Read that passage again and unpack it for us.

Yeah, it's right out of first feeder.

You know, it's in response to your question of, you know,

when Jude said, do you want to, do you want to get well? Sometimes it, you know, it's going to take

some work, right? And, and we don't, sometimes, sometimes we don't want to do the work.

Not everybody. Sometimes they don't, they want to do it. They don't have any answers, you know,

but, but,

but we are resistant to sometimes going through the pain that's going to take to get well.

And Jesus, or Peter, the one that said, you know, Jesus, you don't have to suffer. And Jesus, you said, get behind me, Satan. Well, later, Peter writes, arm yourselves with this purpose, the same one that Christ Jesus

armed himself with, and that is to suffer because he who suffered in the flesh is done with sin.

Finished. Now, think about this. What does that mean? Well, I started to say, it's not rocket science. Take an addict, for example,

take an addict that's got a lot of loss in their life or they've got some, you know,

some critical voices in their head that they can't make life work or they're depressed or they're

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