A lot of men are on autopilot when it comes to their family.

Guys, if you show the same initiative in your job that you show in your family, you get fired in a week.

And this is your most important assignment.

Spiritual headship is not licensed to do whatever you want to do.

Spiritual headship is empowerment to do what you ought to do.

Thank you. headship is empowerment to do what you ought to do. Welcome back to the Summit Life podcast. As always, I'm your host, Molly Vitovich.

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Today, Pastor J.D. Greer walks us through a passage that

stirs up a lot of confusion, specifically about the topic of submission. If you're wondering

how all that works, you've come to the right place. Let's join Pastor J.D. in Ephesians

Chapter 5. One of the most era- defining movies of my childhood was the karate kid.

It was a story about, I guess, a loser kid who gets beat up, and this older Japanese man

teaches him how to succeed in life by teaching him the principles of karate.

As a kid, it was inspiring.

It was awesome. For what it's worth. I went back and watched it a few

months ago with my kids. It's not nearly as awesome as I remember it. In fact, how being in the crane

position does not signal to your opponent exactly what you were about to do. I'm not really sure,

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