Scripture for Today
Scripture for Today
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Scripture for Today is a podcast of Hope Counseling and Discipleship Center, which is a ministry of Hope Bible Church in Savannah, Georgia. We exist to give eternal hope and help to suffering people through the Word of God. Specifically, Scripture for Today aims to give practical wisdom on real life topics through the wellspring of Scripture.
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The podcast focuses on practical wisdom derived from Scripture, covering themes such as the role of counseling in the church, differences between biblical and secular counseling, and the integration of the gospel in personal healing. Episodes like 'Benefits of a Church-Based Counseling Ministry' delve into the qualifications of counselors and methodologies used in marriage counseling, while another episode discusses the goals of a new counseling center.

Scripture for Today is a podcast of Hope Counseling and Discipleship Center, which is a ministry of Hope Bible Church in Savannah, Georgia. We exist to give eternal hope and help to suffering people through the Word of God. Specifically, Scripture for Today aims to give practical wisdom on real life topics through the wellspring of Scripture.
On this episode, Justin Daugherty and Jim Newheiser discuss the importance of setting boundaries in the Christian life, as explored in Newheiser's new book, ”Do I Need Boundaries? Seeking God by Learning to Say No.” They delve into the biblical perspective on boundaries, the motivations behind them, and practical applications in various relationships, including with in-laws and financial stewardship. The discussion also touches on the impact of cancel culture on relationships and the need for a God-centered approach to boundary setting.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction to Boundaries in the Christian Life
02:46 Biblical Perspective on Setting Boundaries
05:08 Heart Motivations Behind Boundary Setting
07:52 Navigating In-Law Relationships
10:28 The Impact of Cancel Culture on Relationships
12:53 Financial Boundaries and Stewardship

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