Walking Points Podcast: Episode 36

​This week Ian and I introduce the topic of humility, the first mark of godly manhood. Among the questions we attempt to answer are: What is humility? Why is it important? Is it necessary to pursue? Etc.

​Enjoy,
​Dale

Walking Points Podcast: Episode 35

​On today's episode, Ian and I discuss our upcoming series on the marks of godly manhood.

If you were going to talk to a friend about what a godly (or, Christian) man ought to look like in the way he lives his life, what words or phrases would you use? I asked over 100 men that question and got some great responses. Ian and I will be looking at some of those answers in the weeks to come. Join us on this "marks of godly manhood" journey.

​Enjoy this week's episode,
Dale

Walking Points Podcast: Episode 34

​This week Ian and I look at part three of the Spiritual Life Checkup, which focuses on the struggles and temptations we face in the Christian life. We also brainstorm some ideas for how to navigate the tough terrain of faithfully walking with Christ in this world. 

​Enjoy the podcast,
​Dale

Walking Points Podcast: Episode 32

​This week Ian and I begin a new series that goes along with the focus of our church during this Lenten season. Listen to the podcast to learn how you can get connected here at Southside and work through the checkup with your church family. Or, gather some friends together and do the checkup with them, no matter where you live.

We are recording and posting these one week ahead of the small groups. So, if you're a leader (or even if you aren't), you can watch and/or listen to the podcast to get some ideas you may want to share with your small group.

​And now... you can download the podcast and listen to it whenever and wherever you would like.

Blessings,
Dale

Walking Points Podcast: Episode 31

What did the Apostle Paul mean when he wrote,

​Brothers, if anyone is caught in any transgression, you who are spiritual should restore him in a spirit of gentleness. Keep watch on yourself, lest you too be tempted. 2 Bear one another's burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ. (Galatians 6:1-2)

​This week Ian and I will talk about this idea of gently restoring a brother or sister (or, being gently restored by them). This is an important discussion and we hope you'll listen and share your thoughts with us.

Enjoy the podcast,
​Dale

Walking Points Podcast: Episode 30

Ian and I are back with Part 3 of our series on peacemaking. This week we take a look at the second "G" of peacemaking from Ken Sande's book, The Peacemaker. Our topic this week? Getting the log out of our own eye before we attempt to deal with the speck in someone else's eye. Ouch.

Enjoy the podcast,
Dale

Walking Points Podcast: Episode 29

​This week Ian and I continue talking about what it means to be a peacemaker and where it all begins. Christian peacemaking is a God-centered approach to resolving personal conflicts. Thus, we have to start with the most important part, which is, seeking God's glory, even in the midst of conflict.

Walking Points Podcast: Episode 27

​"Love means never having to say you're sorry." Some of the worst movie advice ever. We can do much better than that. In fact... we have to if we're going to have healthy and godly relationships. This week Ian and I discuss the 7 A's of Confession.

​The "7 A's" we discuss come from Peace Maker Ministries and this blog post by Paul Tautges.

Thanks for listening,
​Dale

Walking Points Podcast: Episode 26

​This week Ian and I conclude our discussion on raising sons. I think it's our best podcast to date. You can be judge of that.

​Also, we took our first stab at uploading the podcast so you could download it and listen to it later at your convenience, but our first attempt failed. We'll try to get it right for our next one.

Here are the two articles I reference in the podcast...

​1. 10 Things Dads Can Do to Fight Hard for Their Sons by Brooke McGlothlin at Crosswalk.com

​2. How to Help Your Son Succeed in Life by Whitney Hopler at Crosswalk.com

Walking Points Podcast: Episode 25

This week Ian and I begin a discussion on the who, what, when, where, why, and how of raising sons.​