Scott Hatfield is back on the podcast as we discuss how we as
men can rise up to the responsibilities of spiritual leadership in
our homes.
Discussion Questions:
What
is the first thing that comes to your mind when you hear the term
“spiritual leader?” Who was the spiritual leader of your home
growing up? What did you see exhibited well? What did you see done
poorly?
How
do you feel pressure to lead your family well spiritually? What
areas do you struggle with? What areas has your spouse or friends
pointed out as blind sides in your life?
Hatfield pointed out well that women were
created from the side of man, not under or over him. Lived out
well, men and women are different but equal. Where do you and your
spouse work well together? What is an area of tension because of
difference? How does the Spirit work through you to bring about
unity in your marriage?
Have
you ever had a thought where you will “suck it up,” for your family
and their well being?
How
do you serve your wife? What does she need most from you? How do
you serve your kids?
How
would your spouse answer these questions: What do you need more of
from me? What do you need less of from me? What would be most
helpful from me?
Knowing each other's capacity is essential.
When do you tend to get overwhelmed? When does your spouse tend to
reach their limit? How does your spouse lighten your
responsibilities best?
How
well do you and your spouse date? What is your favorite thing to do
together?
What
do your kids enjoy doing the most with you? How do you prioritize
and schedule that?
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.