Let's break this down. For every 10 minutes you spend in your Bible each day, you spend

1,430 minutes a day outside of it. So, the question is, do you feel equipped to engage with

today's culture, where you spend the majority of your time? The truth is if you're a Christian, you're an outsider.

But that's what God has called you to be,

and he wants you to live this way joyfully.

But not all outsiders are created equally.

You can discover how God has uniquely called you

to engage with today's culture in Keith and Patrick's new book,

Joyful Outsiders. Find more information and start reading today at joyful outsiders.com.

Welcome to 10-minute Bible Talks, where we connect the Bible to your life and the time it takes to get to work.

I'm Jensen Holt McNair.

Why?

This is the one word that has dominated the last few months of my life.

It is uttered most often in the moments right before I leave my three-year-old

in his room to sleep for the night. Jude, my son, has become a very inquisitive little boy lately,

particularly around the subject of why he needs to go to bed. Why, Mama? Why June need to sleep

in his bed the whole night? You'll notice that

Jude loves to speak about himself in third person. It isn't reserved just for bedtime. Why

Jude need to go to school? Why Jude needs socks? When I tell him to finish his dinner, he says,

why mama? When I tell him to use gentle hands with a sister, why mama?

Now, some whys are easier than others to answer. You need socks because it's 11 degrees outside

and your feet will freeze and your toes might fall off if you don't wear them. So you want toes,

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