The vision of our lives that we are called to requires three things:<ul><li>Moral excellence</li><li>Contentment and fulfillment in this life through God’s Grace</li><li>And the attainment of life in Heaven: the fulfillment of our deepest desires</li></ul>As the proverb writer says: without this vision we will perish. We have to know where we are going and why we are willing to bear our crosses as Christians.I also discuss in this podcast that part of the inspiration for the podcast was a series of lectures from Jordan Peterson discussing the same thing about identity and vision. Here is a link to the discussion:https://www.dailywire.com/trial/jordan?utm_campaign=7dft&utm_medium=paid&utm_source=googlesearch&utm_content=na_subscriptions&cid=7dft&mid=g&xid=0&gclid=CjwKCAjwq-WgBhBMEiwAzKSH6OZDHtw4TycYV2oxir5l25ESaBfA0nxHqWKeMcB-wBWpcgIJDu7XixoCoLgQAvD_BwE

How To Have Your Best Holy Week Ever

Men today know the value of discipline—whether it's in the gym or golf course or at work at the office, warehouse or boardroom. You push yourself, commit to the grind, and chase excellence. But when it comes to faith, why does sitting in a pew on Sunday feel like a passive, box-checking exercise instead of an adventure?

That’s where The Monk and the Meathead steps in.

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