What's up, guys?

Welcome back to the Forgotten Jesus podcast with Robbie Gowdy.

Again, my name is Andrew Bolton.

I have Colin Wood with me and of course, Pastor Robbie Gallity.

Today we're tackling episode two, How to Think Like Jesus.

Who? I can't think about that. I am excited about this. This is a bold statement, too,

by the way. Yeah, that is. Well, Pastor, you made up the statement, okay? I just read the statement.

Well, Paul. That is true what do you think about it. That's true. Well, Paul does say,

have the mind of Christ. Oh.

So we're in good company here. Is that what he meant? I think he meant more than that, but yeah, is having the mind of Christ. Well, I think it could mean think like Jesus. Yeah, how do you think like Jesus? How do you act like Jesus? I think more than thinking for the Jewish mind, just as we're going to start here,

they were not so much worried about how you thought. how do you act like Jesus? I think more than thinking for the Jewish mind, just as we're going to start here,

they were not so much worried about how you thought

as opposed to how you acted.

Because they would say you could think whatever you want,

but your actions may prove otherwise.

And I think a lot of Christians today

are so-called Christians,

you can tell me whatever you want me to believe that you believe.

But if you let me watch how you live for a week and take notes and come alongside of you

and listen to the music you listen to it, watch the shows alongside of you and surf the net

and look at your phone screenshots alongside of you, at the end of the week, I'll give you a summation

of what you believe by how you live. So speaking about acting like Jesus, Pastor, I need your thought on this before you get into it. I saw on TikTok the other day, this guy dressed like Jesus showing the disciples how to do a cannonball. And when he jumped into the pool, he just, like he hit the ground. Like he didn't go into the pool. Would that have happened? That's sacrilegious okay yeah right we're at this out of it you mean like the pool like the pool he didn't go into the water

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