Good morning gorgeous. Welcome to the Dr. Dab show. I'm your host Dr. Daff and we're continuing our book The Disciplines of a Godly woman.

This is actually something I'm doing on my faith YouTube channel page called Mornings with Michelle and I'm just bringing you four episodes of this this month and if you really enjoy it then you can

follow me on that channel and continue the book along there with me.

So this is just a little preview for those of you who are interested in this kind of

content. I already talk about this kind of content here but that channel is all faith-based and it's not like me teaching it per se as my normal podcast episodes are it's really more of a conversation. They are like

cozy casual conversations around Christ. So I want you to have that in mind as we

discuss and this book just makes it a lot easier to do that

because there's already topics laid out

and things that someone who's very wise

and a lot older has written down.

So this week we're talking about the discipline of the gospel and again this book is to help you

to be a godly woman and it's giving you different areas in your life to consider, to mold, to shape, to

rejuvenate, to change, and I love it. This chapter is specifically talking about

what the gospel means. We hear all the time like oh you know I've

been saved by the blood of Jesus and Christ died in the cross for me but what does it actually mean? What does that actually mean for your day-to-day life? How does that help

you Monday through Friday? Because we hear that and it's like, yes, it means that we're going to heaven when we die which is such a blessing and it means that we've been saved from our sins

But what does that mean to be saved from your sins. Why was it such an important deal that he died?

And with Christmas coming up, obviously it's not Jesus' actual birthday, but it's a celebration of his life. It's a great time to

reflect and consider what he actually did, why God actually came down to earth,

why did he have to come down here to die for us? Why was that necessary?

And again, what does it mean for your day tomorrow that Jesus died for you?

Let's make it practical.

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