Hour 2: Silencing The Cacophony

In the Market with Janet Parshall

Moody Radio

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 14 July 2023

⏱️ 45 minutes

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This week on In The Market with Janet Parshall we tackled the topic of self-control and what the Bible really means when it says that we are to live disciplined, self-controlled lives. Our guest offered practical, easy to apply strategies to get our lives back on track and moving in the direction that God wants us to move. We’ve all heard the saying “ Beauty is only skin deep” but is that really true or is there another way of looking at beauty that is a step above the way the world looks at it? In fact there is. We explained why beauty from God’s perspective is about so much more than physical appearance. Our guest explained how we can overcome the negative thoughts in our heads and discover our true worth. The world recognized expert on the 5 love languages took us on a new journey as we delved into the 5 languages of apology. He helped us see that by following this biblical model we can bring healing to all of our hurting relationships. Our guest turned back the hands of time to explain how the Lord sent the disciples out to share His message of hope to the world. He showed us how following this model enables us to be God’s ambassadors to a lost world. We invited you to join our husband and wife team as they lay the straight stick of God’s truth up against the modern thinking in the news of the week.

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0:00.0	Hi, friend. Thank you so much for downloading this podcast of In the Market with Janet
0:04.1	Partial, and it is my sincere hope that you hear something that will equip, encourage,
0:09.2	edify, and get you out there into the marketplace of ideas. But before you listen, and before
0:14.0	you go, may I take one minute of your time just to explain what our truth tool is for
0:17.4	this month? Listen, saying I'm sorry the right way is tough, and yet it must be done. So
0:22.3	Dr. Gary Chapman, the one who gave us the five love languages, now also talks about
0:26.6	the five apology languages. And in his wonderful book, he teaches us how to say, I'm sorry,
0:32.4	in ways that are profoundly simple and yet deeply meaningful. We all have, believe
0:37.0	it or not, our own apology language. There's ways in which we convey that. I'm sorry
0:41.2	thought, and there's ways in which we love to hear. I'm sorry back again. This is an
0:45.5	absolutely fabulous book when it comes to interpersonal dynamics. And truthfully, we all
0:50.4	have offended someone, and someone has offended us. So if we're going to be, as it says in
0:54.2	the book of Isaiah, repairs of the breach, saying, I'm sorry, is so very Christlike. And
0:59.9	you and I want to know how to do it right. So ask for your copy of the five apology languages
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