Do Hard Things [Rebel - Podcast for Cultural Engagement]

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🗓️ 31 December 2024

⏱️ 36 minutes

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This week P Nate and Pootie discuss an application point in a recent sermon about how Christians must cultivate a love for and a delight in learning to do hard things.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Rebel Podcast for cultural engagement with your host,
0:12.1	Passers Nate and Chris.
0:13.8	Welcome back to the Rebel podcast.
0:15.7	We are on a roll because we are so back, you guys, so back.
0:19.5	Pete, Nate, Elder Pea, Dungamahull. I really like the Dungamahal. Can I just say that?
0:24.7	It sounds like dingy. I guess that it also works. It also works. It's just the more dungeon, but yeah. No, it's good.
0:30.7	I'm doing well as well. You probably will hear like drills going off, hammering in the background. We apologize.
0:37.3	Where we're recording is under renovation. People are working full time here to get this. like drills going off, hammering in the background. We apologize.
0:39.2	Where we're recording is under renovation.
0:41.3	People are working full time here to get this building ready
0:42.2	for us to glorify God in 135.
0:45.4	How old?
0:45.8	Actually, is it, I think it's older than that, is it?
0:47.3	Almost 180, yeah.
0:49.0	A hundred and 80?
0:49.9	Sanctuary is about 180 years old,
0:51.5	and then the fellowship hall was added
0:52.8	about 100 years old and then the fellowship hall was added about 100, 100 years ago.
0:54.6	So this is Methuselah, this building.
0:56.3	He's like, he's getting there.
0:58.0	Yeah.
0:58.5	It's insane.
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