Virtue signaling is something we probably come in contact with multiple times a day,

though a relatively new term we can see virtue signaling even in the Bible.

Today we are talking about this issue and three things we need to be aware of when it comes to signaling some virtue.

Frank, we got some virtue signaling coming in for a landing.

Welcome to the Sheproos Faithful Podcast, episode number 92, truth and encouragement to live gospel-centered lives every day.

I'm your host, Lauren Lushak.

Hey everyone, welcome to the Sheeproves Faithful podcast. I'm so glad you're here.

Thank you for letting me be a part of your day today. If this is your first time listening,

thank you for joining in. Today is kind of a fun topic because I just really have a heart.

I'm learning more about this topic. And I just really want us to approach life with more joy and freedom and to not be so concerned with popularity, but to be

concerned with the will of God and for His glory. And I think that when we become aware of this

thing called virtue signaling, that we can move

forward with more confidence in the Lord and be excited for what he's doing and how we can be a part

of it. So that's all coming up today. Today's life hack comes from my friend, Emily, who told me

about this little trash can life hack. Her grandmother taught her.

Basically, when you go around and collect her trash, it's the worst when you do all that work,

you put the trash away, and then you come back, forget about it, and an hour later, you toss

a napkin full of grimy, wet, eggshells into a trash bagless trash can. Awesome. Now you have to

clean out the trash can. So to encourage bag use and to remember it, she said her grandmother would

put extra trash bags in the bottom of the trash can. So that way, when you pulled one out,

you tied it together. And then you just zip the other one right out. And there you have it.

It's almost like killing two birds with one stone because you don't have to wash your trash can

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