Bonus: “Intimacy vs. Information” with Nathan Johnson
A Greek word often used in the Bible for the word “know” is “ginosko.” It refers to something beyond just knowing information — it’s an experiential knowing, a knowing that changes us.





A Greek word often used in the Bible for the word “know” is “ginosko.” It refers to something beyond just knowing information — it’s an experiential knowing, a knowing that changes us.
How are we to deal with compromise, hypocrisy, unbelief in our lives? Nate & Gabe give encouragement on how to allow the Lord to search our hearts, expose us, and bring us back into fellowship with Him.
Beware of the lie that “little things” are not a big deal.
Hypocrisy is very connected to pride — “I want to look better than I am.”
Leaven is something very small that grows in secret, and ends up permeating the whole.
How do we honor parents who are difficult? If we really want to practice honor, we need to walk in forgiveness toward them.
not only does Scripture address those under authority — it also addresses those in authority.
There's a long list of excuses for why we don’t have to honor our parents. But usually it's just because we find it to be hard and uncomfortable.