Denying Ourselves

Doctrine and Devotion

Joe Thorn & Jimmy Fowler

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 29 September 2022

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Jimmy and Joe discuss Jesus’ call to deny ourselves (Mt. 16:24–27). What does denying self mean? What doesn’t it mean? And how should we being to apply it to our daily lives? OUR SPONSORS Apply to Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary for Free! Midwestern Seminary is one of our favorite seminaries and features incredible scholars like Dr. Matthew Barrett. Midwestern is committed to producing pastor-theologians, graduates who will give of themselves for the Church in expository preaching, doctrinal integrity, and discerning pastoral care. Listeners of Doctrine and Devotion who are ready to begin seminary can apply for free by visiting mbts.edu/docanddevo and using the code DOCANDDEVO As a thank you for applying, prospective students who use the code will also receive a free Midwestern Miir Mug! Apply to Midwestern Seminary for free at mbts.edu/docanddevo, and be sure to use the promo code DOCANDDEVO. Dwell Dwell is our favorite Bible app for good reason. And listeners of Doctrine and Devotion can get 10% off a yearly subscription, or 30% off Dwell for life. Get the best Bible app today at dwellapp.io/jofo. Christian Healthcare Ministries Christian Healthcare Ministries is a budget friendly health-care cost solution. . To Learn more and see how it all works, visit chministries.org/podcast. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/doctrine-and-devotion/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

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0:00.0	Welcome to Doctrine and Devotion. It's a podcast. It explores Christian faith but from a
0:19.7	reformed Baptist perspective without all the anger and hate. My name is Joe with one
0:24.1	on the lead pastor of Redeemer Fellowship in St. Charles Illinois.
0:27.1	I'm Jimmy Fowler executive pastor at Redeemer Fellowship. Did you see that? Did you
0:31.3	just see that? No. You didn't? What? What? That elders meeting we just came out of.
0:36.2	That was a good meeting. Good meeting. Man. It was nice. It started off kind of like a
0:41.2	normal one. It's good. It's fine. You know. And we got some stuff decided. Boom. Yeah.
0:46.4	Sometimes I just got to stick. Hey guys. Some of those guys got to step in and be like,
0:50.3	hey everybody this is how it's going to be. And then I just lay out. Here's how it's
0:52.9	going to be. And then all the elders like, oh that's so helpful. And then we do that
0:56.3	thing. You know, and that's really what I feel like that's what happened tonight.
0:59.1	Uh, were you at the same meeting? Yeah, I was there. I lead the whole thing. I was like
1:03.8	in charge. Man. I felt like I was calling shots. Call my shots. Yeah. That don't sound
1:09.0	right? No. Okay. No. I'm pretty sure. Sure. Sure. I said some stuff. Not helpful. Oh.
1:15.0	Well, you said subjective. Uh, you know, you said some things that were really helpful.
1:19.0	Okay. There you go. Something that was extremely helpful. There you go. And then you
1:22.7	got red at one point. Oh, I never got red. You got a little red. Nope. I don't get
1:28.6	red. A little red. Don't get red. You know, we don't always agree on everything. No,
1:32.8	I get huffy. All right. But I never, I never turned red. You turned red. No. I'm not
1:37.9	saying like red like mad. No. You know what I mean? No. Flushed. I don't get flushed.
1:42.2	You were flushed. Now doesn't happen. Uh, you had the flush. No. Listen, you're thinking
1:47.8	of a different kind of flush. That ain't me. What? No, I mean, it was cool because like,
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