In this episode Scott unpacks what the book of Proverbs has to
say about the value of discipline in our lives, and we talk about
practical steps we can take to move forward.
Discussion Questions:
Laziness plagues a lot of men, and when they
become lazy or bored women and children often take the brunt of it.
What areas of laziness do you struggle with? When are you most
susceptible to check out and become lazy?
How
do you ask your spouse, children, or loved ones to speak truth to
and point out blind spots in your life? Do you welcome or push away
accountability?
Work
is a Godly thing. How has your work life or perspective changed
during the COVID-19 pandemic?
Laziness in one area of your life can easily
spread into other areas. Ask yourself honestly: Where do you need
to step it up and be disciplined? Marriage, fitness, work, family,
friends, faith?
Proverbs pushes young men to become and stay
self-governing––to not be reliant on the government, bosses, or
others to motivate them and to spur them into action. How does this
resonate and challenge you? Who have you become reliant upon for
motivation and governing at times?
Small
things can have massive impacts in our lives. From making our bed
to cleaning our room, self-discipline starts small and paves the
way for fruitfulness. What is one small task you can begin to make
a daily discipline?
Disorder brings chaos and worry. How has
this plagued your past? How can your future change this
narrative?
Read Proverbs 6:9-11, which teaches that laziness leads to
disaster. How can you take a step away from that today?
About the Podcast
Locker room is a men's podcast from Southland Christian Church in Kentucky. When you think about the kinds of conversation that happen in locker rooms you probably think about vulgar, childish and demeaning language. In this podcast we are redeeming men's conversations by talking about the right things in the right ways.