This is Undaunted Life, a man's podcast. I'm your host Kyle Thompson. Let's get into it.

Our guys welcome back to the forging table. The mission of Undaunted Life is equipping

into pushback darkness with content that forges spiritual, mental and physical resilience.

At the forging table, you'll see a group of regular guys forging spiritual resilience

by digging into God's word. And we're welcoming all of you to come along on that journey with

us. That's Matt, that's Zach, that's Derek. Guys, we're digging into first Timothy five.

And as with everything in this letter, there is literally like, sorry, we can't get our timer

going. Here we go. Can we do it? How many college degrees did it take for us to make that?

I was at four four college degrees total to get the timer working. All right, here we go.

So, so the thing with with verse 75, but also with the rest of first Timothy, I guess you

get extrapolated out to all of Paul's writings. Is it so dense? And there's so many things.

And we always have to remember that later was when they broke things up into chapters,

broke things up into section headers, and you know, gave them all these things. But this is just

a letter to to from Timothy to his people are from Paul to his pupil Timothy. And there's so

much packed in even from the very, very beginning here. But as we were talking about off air before

we got hopped into this, like, where else do you see like standards for what actually makes a widow

that we should help? And I think that that's a very interesting way to start. But there's almost

an admonishment here before we get to verse 8 because I do want to kind of camp out on verse 8. But

in the first seven verses are really from verse three to seven, you see basically like, hey, if

you're a widow that has children or grandchildren, like you should let them show their godliness by

caring for those people. And so we live in a culture obviously that we default to when something

goes wrong, we want the government to fix it. But then there's also within the church, like when

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