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The Real Marriage Podcast

Do you have a Gut Feeling? // The Spiritual Gift of Discernment

The Real Marriage Podcast

Mark Driscoll

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.7919 Ratings

🗓️ 18 October 2021

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Summary

Spiritual Gifts Series: Discernment Howdy folks! On this season of the Real Marriage Podcast, we want to help you find out what gifts you have and how you can use those to serve your spouse and minister to your family. Also along the way we will be sharing some stories of church leaders from the past with marriages that inspire us! Each week will be discussing a different spiritual gift to help you not only identify the gifts you have, but excel in them for the glory of God. On today's episode we talk all about the gift of discernment, how to use it and how to make decisions together if you spouse excels in this gift. Quick Quotes: "It is often easier to discern other peoples issues than to deal with your own" "The Bible must be a mirror before it is binoculars." Links/Offers mentioned in this episode: Spiritual Gift Guide  Text 'GIFTS' to 31996 to get a free copy of our Spiritual Gifts guidebook 21 Day Inner Healing Book Visit 21dayinnerhealing.com to order your copy today. Faithful Counseling Go to getfaithful.com/realmarriage for 10% off your first month Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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As you're, as we're talking about all the different gifts, and we just talked about hospitality

0:03.8

earlier, this can definitely be an issue because if one person is like, well, we're supposed to be

0:08.0

hospitable and you use the gifts against each other, you can't do that in a marriage. Yes, we are

0:13.6

supposed to be hospitable, but we're also supposed to be discerning because God asks us to protect

0:18.0

our marriage and our family first. Yeah. And so I had to learn that.

0:21.8

And I was, my mercy gift outweighed my discernment gift initially.

0:26.4

And then as God grew me in understanding discernment, then, because I did feel bad about

0:31.7

thinking bad, it wasn't me thinking.

0:33.9

It was God giving me discernment about the person.

0:36.7

And so I did have to learn and

0:37.9

grow in that. And I think in all these gifts, we have to learn and grow in them and really stay

0:42.1

connected to the Holy Spirit. But discernment is a very helpful gift. It can keep you out of a lot of

0:47.2

trouble with people and situations. And so I think, yeah, being willing to listen to each other,

0:53.5

hear each other out is super important.

0:56.2

Well, howdy, Mark and Grace Triscoe. Welcome back to the Real Marriage podcast. And thank you,

1:02.2

thank you, thank you for giving us the honor of hopefully making a deposit in your life,

1:08.2

marriage and family. In this season, we're dealing with spiritual gifts. And what

1:13.0

we're wanting to know is what is your divine design? How has God made you? What has he taught you?

1:18.9

What has he imparted to you? What is he entrusted to you and your spouse? And how do you put

1:23.9

your gifts, your talents, your abilities, your callings, your burdens together

1:28.9

to minister to one another and your family and to minister together through your marriage

1:35.2

and family to other marriage and families?

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