The Nine Points Podcast: Recent Episodes
Timothy Hill
The ultimate goal of the Nine Points podcast is to empower families by using scripture, mental health concepts and respectful dialogue.
Leadership takes many forms, but it always involves rising with the assignment. This episode is about rising to the assignment for your families and doing so in nonjudgmental ways.
In the first segment I reflect on a playful lesson that my grandfather taught me. The second segment is the Sunday School lesson covering Galatians 4:8-20.
1 Corinthians chapter 12 explains how different members of a body work together to do great things. With this in mind, we should be intentional about respecting members of our families and communities. This can generate good will and good faith relationships.
Today’s episode focused a lot on faith. The Sunday school lesson relates to Romans 10 as it pertains to the Law, Faith in Jesus and acceptance. In the final three to four minutes there is encouragement to appreciate our blessings, even when we have to reach for them.
Only one segment in today’s episode. It is a presentation of a Sunday School Lesson covering Acts 10:24-38. This is where Peter explains God’s love for both Jews and Gentiles.
Today’s episode has two main points of emphasis. First, the Sunday School lesson focused on the empty tomb after Jesus was resurrected. The second point is a call to working for peace. Peace requires work and sometimes sacrificing a poisonous attitude. Hope that you enjoy.
Some events may feel ceremonial or even hollow to us. However, these same events may be very substantive to those we work with. We explore the value of respecting others’ beliefs.
In the first segment I provide commentary on our Sunday School lesson from Mark 11:1-11. In the second segment I borrow from my love of science fiction to illustrate how formidable sin is.
In this episode I take a step back from the normal format for this season and share the history behind the “BH” handle for this show. From the context of my history with that whole BH experience, I share a mild warning about the dangers of offended pride.
The first segment includes a Sunday School lesson that speaks to a whole lot of fundamental facts concerning Jesus. The second segment is a brief reflection on adversity and the need for restoration.
Segment one describes Malachi’s instructions for how to free themselves from their curse. Segment two is a father and son discussion about the practicality of faith.
This episode is based around Haggai chapter 1. In the Sunday School lesson, I explore the importance of stepping up and doing what God wants us to do. Some of these responsibilities are not fun, but they’re essential.
The Sunday School lesson for this week emphasizes the importance of perseverance, spiritual integrity and community. The second segment explores opportunities for those of us who may be going through struggles or supporting people who are struggling.
The scripture from this episode’s Sunday School segment will be from Zephaniah chapter 3. There is a description of how evil can permeate all levels of society. In spite of this, God has always had a plan of deliverance for those who dare to stand with Him. The final segment explores how the words “Fight With Us” can take on more than one meaning. Will you fight WITH holiness or will you FIGHT with holiness?
This episode incorporated commentary from the Sunday School Lesson followed by Z Time. The Sunday School lesson comes from the book of Habakkuk. Z Time is a discussion about learning to let go.
Announcement about the structure of this season’s episodes followed by affirmations for my dad.
The Fruit of the Spirit of God is not readily applied in some circumstances. This episode explores some of the potential obstacles that separate us from our opportunities. God can do anything except fail. Occasionally He “tries to bless us” by paving the way for us to affirm Him wherever we may find ourselves.
This episode is a brief, personal reflection on what Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King Jr meant to me.
We end the year and season with a three segment episode. Segment one explores why “the Gospel” is superior to secular truth. Segment two explores Faith through the lens of our Gen Z son. In the final segment I shared how today’s news asks some of the same questions as the Bible.
This episode is a personal reflection on “No Shade November.” More specifically, what I learned from the process of inviting more accountability as I sought to be less critical of others.
Three main themes: 1)There is joy to be found when we challenge ourselves. 2)When we refuse to do what God prepared us for then people can get hurt.3) Different can be the same
Gifts can be obvious or subtle. Some gifts will even make you work. This episode acknowledges the gifts of forgiveness and discipline.
I spent several minutes thinking of a good title for today's episode. All at once it hit me. Our family just celebrated a birthday this weekend, so this one will be "The Birthday Gift."
Have you ever wondered "Why do I even try to do the right thing?" This episode may offer some perspective to your question.
In this episode we begin with our son discussing his experiences with reaching out to others. The second segment addresses how to find the proper motivation, including self-nourishment.
We chose to begin season six of our family podcast on June 6, 2023, my grandfather's 88th birthday. We begin the show discussing one of my son's youtube channels. In the final segment, we address the struggle of Cain in Genesis 4. We contrast Cain's actions with what the Fruit of the Spirit encourages us to do.
Today's show looks at how we can find enlightenment through different kinds of families.
This episode explores affliction and respect by looking at the life of Job. Z-Time discusses the logic of loving someone who has repeatedly hurt you.
Today's show has three segments. The first segment explores how casual bitterness can morph into something much worse. Z-time explores the responsibilities of parents and children through the lens of Ephesians 6: 1-4. The final segment is a brief reflection upon how much has changed over the past two years.
I dedicated this episode to my aunt and mother. Today is my aunt's birthday, & my mother's birthday will be two days from now. The content of this episode is contained in one segment and comes from Ephesians 6: 1-17. Ephesians 6 has several layers to it. Within those few verses, The Apostle Paul speaks truth about family life, slavery, spiritual wickedness & the Full Armor of God. The first phase of the show addresses the first 13 verses of Ephesians 6. The final phase is an explanation of how the Full Armor of God is relevant to how we lead our families.
This episode is roughly 30 minutes in duration and divided into three segments. In the first segment, I explore how Romans 13 applies to all levels of society. Z-time is a father/son conversation about trolling and misinformation. The final segment is a brief tip of the cap to the Good Samaritans in our communities.
Our show today has two segments. The first segment contrasts the misery of blaming with the joy of endurance. In Z-time, we discuss the inherent dignity of being able to work together or stand alone.
Segment one is a personal revelation about the delivering power of patience and faith. Segment two is a father and son discussion about being thankful in a world trying to distract us. The third and final segment dabbles in alliteration and God's blessed assurance.
We begin a new season of our family podcast by taking a look at the history between David and his son Absalom.
This show has two segments. The first segment focuses on the importance of courage. In segment two, we discuss a couple of ways to interpret Matthew 7: 21-23.
The first segment speaks to why it is important to consider mental health professionals in some circumstances. The second segment talks about giving vs receiving and how to fight against mental fatigue.
Today's show had two segments. The first segment is a message encouraging endurance & grace during trying times. The second segment (Z-Time) includes some teen testimonials & humor in the form of an acronym.
Segment one is a salute to all fathers and a closer look at the challenges of some important biblical dads. In segment two, (Z-Time), the teens talk generally about what it feels like to have siblings
Segment one explores how family leaders should model different types of strength and authority for the young. Z-Time processes two different times in Luke chapter 20 where Jesus discusses authority.
There are times when the truth taps us on the shoulder, pokes us in the ribs or dumps ice cold water upon our heads. The first segment explores how our families can be negatively impacted by contempt in our hearts. Z-Time explores the philosophical question, "Do people really change in their core?"
Recorded on May 29, 2021, today's show has two segments. The first segment incorporates The Beatitudes, James 1: 1-2 & Hebrews 12:11 into the work of families. In the second segment, I invite our teenagers to take a stab at a grownup question "Why do we suffer?"
On the one hand, I respect modern sentiments such as: "The definition of insanity is to do the same thing over and over again, but expecting different results." However, there is also an important concept out there called "Faith." It is a necessary ingredient for healthy families. This dynamic is the focus of today's show.
In segment one, we process Luke 15: 11-32. Families still contend with the same challenges that faced this father and his two sons. We validate the differing perspectives of the father and his elder son, & explore where these perspectives come from. In segment two, we explore what makes joy so important, & how it differs from happiness.
Today's show has three segments. In the first segment, I make the case for how we as families struggle with some of the same principalities and horrors that were present in the final days of John the Baptist. In segment two, I ask our teenagers to share why loving your family is so important, even if they have hurt you in some way. The third segment offers a brief invitation for listeners to continue supporting us and spread the word.
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HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY WEEKEND!!!
This is a brief episode with one segment. I shared some thoughts about how God chooses at times to reveal certain things within our families, and not just the ones that we are related to by blood. I composed today's show at the tail end of May 1st, 2021, which would have been my maternal grandfather's 89th birthday. We love you, Scraps!
Today's show has three segments. The first segment explains the experience of living God's way vs living our way. During Z-Time, we have a father and son conversation about worshiping in vain. In the final segment, I talk about pitfalls associated with dichotomous thinking.
We are living in some challenging social times. Each of the three segments in today's show deal with accountability. When it comes to social justice, the only fingers that I pointed were directed towards scripture. We can all do better, so will we?
This episode is a brief acknowledgement of my faith & appreciation for what Jesus did for the entire world. This is also my intentional celebration for the holiday that we all recognize because of it. People can always find things to do with the next person's faith. Make sure that your faith brings you closer to God & not them.
Life is a work in progress. In the first segment, my wife & I compare & contrast our nuclear vs church families. During Z-time, I ask the teens to tell me something that they would never do, even if there is no law against it.
Families are precious & powerful. In today's show, my wife & I explore one of those passing thoughts that successful authority figures come to terms with.
Today's episode is a collaboration between myself (host) and my father. We look at three sibling relationships from Genesis (Cain & Abel, Ishmael & Isaac, Esau & Jacob). As we process what happened during Biblical times, we also discuss the decisions and opportunities that await us as modern parents.
In segment one, I offer a personal testimony of how a little bit of knowledge and a lot of self-righteousness cost me plenty in my youth. During Z-Time, my sons each describe a specific manifestation of righteousness. Segment three is a final word on the first two segments followed by a description of the new novel.
This episode is my way of saying thank you to both of my parents, who each had a birthday this month.
Segment one is an introduction to the man who wrote Galatians, the Apostle Paul. In segment two, we discuss expectations of what church services may feel like now that Covid-19 is part of our new reality. In segment three, we explore how in-home violence is also corrosive to the community.
Today's entire show reveals how problem solving is preferable to blaming and discrimination. This common truth is understood in the minds of everyone who is dedicated to seeking and serving God, regardless of religion. Applying this truth into our daily practices, however, is not always so easy.
Today's show had two content segments and a brief plug for a new book in the final segment. Segment one explored why love & patience are essential for teaching those closest to us. Segment two (Z-Time) is a family discussion on how and why me must respond to unprovoked attacks against our faith. In the third segment, I share a brief overview and ordering details for my latest book "Lord's Shelter."
In every family our leaders are facilitators. The question becomes what are we choosing to share with the ones that we claim to love? In a way, both segments of today's show explore this question. In the first segment we contrast Pharaoh's response to adversity with the response of Joseph. During Z-Time, my sons and I share our views about soft parenting, discipline & child abuse.
Faith requires a level of submissiveness & applying faith into our behaviors requires a certain amount of courage. The two segments of today's show explore examples of the reciprocating relationship between submission & courage.
This episode is dedicated to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. My son and I pay tribute to him & countless others who choose to model the same kind of courage in their own ways.
Today's show discusses how feeling "Welcome" vs feeling "Accepted" can impact the world that we create for ourselves. We discuss the story or Rachel, Leah & Jacob in one segment, & the story of Rebekah, Esau & Jacob in the second one. Throughout the show, my beautiful wife has fun gently ribbing me about getting Rachel & Rebekah's names mixed up. An added bonus in today's show is the fact that the entire family contributes for the first time in 2021.
Our families are ground zero for spiritual warfare. Today's episode focuses on how spiritual battles require spiritual warriors. There are also pointers for how to maintain composure so that the sympathetic nervous system doesn't become our excuse for our stubborn hearts.
Thank you for considering this Christmas edition of our family podcast. We collaborated in one segment to discuss some of what Love and Christmas mean to us. Spoiler alert, if you are listening with young kids, my son mentioned his thoughts about Santa Claus. If you're not ready for that talk, this might not be the episode for you. Merry Christmas!
This episode deals with the concept of Faith and how it applies to life on individual, familial and societal levels.
This show has two segments that address the concept of shame & tips for how to work through it. In the first segment, I offer operational definitions of regret and shame, before giving personal and general examples of shame in action. Later, I delve into strategies to help work through shame and open the floor to discuss shame with my sons.
The theme for each of today's segments was fellowship. The first segment was the first of what I hope to be many more collaborations with the pastor of Transitional Life Christian Church, Victor Vinson. In segment two, I invited our teens to share their perspectives of how Covid-19 has impacted their sociability and "free time."
On this Thanksgiving weekend the theme of today's show is thankfulness. In the first segment, I explain why I believe that you and I share at least 9 things to be thankful for. The second segment is a family collaboration where we give more personal accounts for what we are thankful for.
Thanks for considering our family show! Segment one is a collaborative discussion about Pride with a new guest of the show. Segment two is a father and son collaboration about NTI and the teenage experience. Segment three is an analysis of the function and importance of families.
Thank you for considering our family program! We face no shortage of distractions in this busy world of ours. Yet, one of the most serious distractions that we face is the temptation to look to others to settle things that we need to take ownership of ourselves. This episode has two segments dedicated to the process of self-soothing.
Thank you for considering our family podcast. This is the first episode of season 3. Today's episode has three segments. In segment one, I explain the etiology and mission our podcast. In segment two, I ask my son two questions and we process the answers. Segment three is a brief commentary about an upcoming novel.
Welcome to our family podcast! In the first segment I process the parable of The Good Samaritan. I mention cultural norms observed by the priest & the Levites of their day & how we have similar choices to make today. In the second segment, my son & I discuss knowledge vs wisdom and why wisdom is preferable.
The first segment discusses why forbearance is more than just a duty. The second segment discusses voting through the eyes of a Generation X father and a Generation Z son.
The first segment processes the evening that Jesus was arrested. The second segment is a conversation between myself and my son about "The Unforgivable Sin."
This episode addresses the concept of emotional reactivity. In the process I discuss the need to pay attention to our immediate behavioral responses to unpleasant information.
This family podcast is being posted on Wednesday, September 23, 2020. The first segment is a husband-wife collaboration on the function of self-control within families and society. The second segment begins with a message from my son and I to a local family. The third segment is a discussion about the trials & triumph of Joseph.
Thank you for tuning in to our family podcast. Today's episode has three segments. Segment one includes my wife & I discussing the function of "Gentleness." The second segment is a conversation about chess and life between me and my son. The third segment is me sharing why America needs to learn from pro wrestling fans.
Thank you for considering our family podcast. This episode has two segments. The topic of the first segment is learning from painful histories for the sake of future generations. The second segment (Z-Time) involves me talking with the teens about the value of respectful communication.
Thank you for considering our family podcast! Segment one consists of husband and wife discussing the concept of "Faithfulness." Segment two (Z-time) involves dad and the teens discussing faithfulness & the prospect of not knowing when we are loved. Segment three involves processing Amos Chapter 5, and how its truth applies to today.
This episode has only one segment. The focus is primarily on the first half of John 10:10, wherein Jesus reveals the ultimate goal of the enemy...to Steal, Kill and Destroy. Emphasis is placed on explaining the importance of a righteous family & just how desperate our enemy is to separate us from the real treasures of life.
This episode involves our family processing the reality of death. We share recent family events while incorporating John 14: 1-4.
Today's episode includes three segments & involves the entire family. Segment one (Pre-time) involves husband and wife discussing the concept of "Goodness." In segment two (Z-Time), dad and the teens discuss the dangers of ultimatums, complacency & isolation. The third segment (Three-time) processes the occasional necessity of having to choose between the proverbial "rock & a hard place." The scripture chosen to lead into this discussion is 1 Kings Chapters 11-12.
Thank you for considering our family podcast. Today's episode includes two segments. In the first segment, my wife & I process "Kindness," one of the nine fruits of the spirit of God. The second segment (Z-Time) involves the host asking three adolescents to describe one necessary quality of a good parent.
Thank you for considering our family podcast. This episode is brief, consisting of only one segment. Here I spend time processing my recent experience with Covid-19 testing, including a number of realistic and unrealistic concerns that I had leading up to it.
Thank you for considering our family podcast. This episode includes three segments. In the first segment, husband and wife process the concept of patience/forbearance. In segment two (Z-Tim), dad asks the teens to rank Freedom, Money & Wisdom in order of importance, and explain their answers. The third segment is the host introducing the concept "Concrete Reasoning." After explaining what concrete reasoning is and what it does, we process how The Fruit of the Spirit can be applied to help families work through and replace it.
This episode has three segments. The first segment addresses the dangers of pride. Segment two (Z-Time) involves how "I'm Perfect" & "Imperfect" use the same sequence of letters, but have vastly different meanings. The final segment is a husband & wife collaborative effort to define "Joy."
The first segment involves processing the duress associated with transitions, even healthy transitions. The second segment (Z-Time) included me having a conversation with our adolescent children about the concept "pride."
This episode includes two segments. Segment one processes Second Timothy Chapter 3. The second segment is Z-time, wherein I ask my teenagers to share their thoughts about peaceful protests, vandalism, civil unrest and the need for personal accountability.
This episode has only one segment. Tonight, my city is emerging from the Covid-19 quarantine and crashing right into a county wide curfew. In this podcast, I spend time explaining how the Fruit of the Spirit are the only weapons that will give us what we really need right now.
Today's episode consists of two segments. Within the first segment, I reintroduce Jeremiah 21:12 for the purpose of deeper analysis. The second segment is a collaboration between myself and my dad, Eric Hill. Specifically, in segment two, my dad and I discuss the three different types of love described in the Bible (Agape, Philia & Eros), & how we need to apply them.
Today's podcast has three distinct segments. Segment one processes Jeremiah 21:12, emphasizing how Jeremiah's warning applies to current events. Z-Time is segment two. Here, I process what rejection/ignoring, redirection and consequences look like through the eyes of Generation Z. In the final segment, I reflect on a recent event. In the process, I go through how the Fruit of the Spirit saturated the entire experience.
Today's podcast explores how blind loyalties to the ones that we love can come at a high cost. In segment one, we explore part of Genesis chapter 31 to illustrate how quickly a person can defend someone the he/she loves without knowing all the facts. Segment two involves Generation Z processing how free will and responsibility go hand in hand. Finally, segment three delves into the danger of race and gender bashing.
This podcast includes three segments. The first and third segments reference Genesis 16. Segment two (Z-Time) includes King, Newbie and Twin giving their opinions of backtalk, being blunt vs being honest & why they believe that laughter and yawning are so contagious.
This episode has three segments. The first segment processes caronavirus & the fog of war. The second segment is Z-time, talking about things that matter to them. The third segment uses an analogy to describe the process of using the Fruit of the Spirit in everyday situations.
Today's podcast is being released on Good Friday 2020. The first segment involves utilizing the Fruit of the Spirit from the perspective of a father. The second segment involves processing what Easter means to "King" of Generation Z. The final segment involves processing God's righteousness and man's laws in wake of this current caronavirus pandemic.
Today's episode includes two segments. In the first segment I took an extended look at 1 Samuel Chapters 15-17. Here the listener is ultimately invited to consider the similarities of Saul losing the Spirit of the Lord (history) with us losing sobriety (current). Segment two, (Z-Time) involves processing what it means to establish "a new normal" when the world we knew has been turned upside down. We compare and contrast examples from Biblical and modern times.
This episode has three segments. The first two segments deal with parts of Micah, Chapters 3 & 6. The final segment proposes a possible reason for being in such close proximity of our enemies, and what we can do to make the experience more satisfying.
This episode includes a subject that I'm fairly familiar with, a collaborative family exercise that I had never done before & ends with revelations from my heart. In a way, each segment relates to the choices that we make & what kind of relationships we choose to create based on those choices. We hope that you enjoy and come back.
This episode explores the question; "What does being respectful mean?" We pursue the answer through the use of analogies, metaphors & a family conversation between myself and two teenagers.
This podcast has three segments. In the opening word the host discusses the importance of being where we need to be mentally, spiritually and socially. Z-time involves asking teenagers to explain the value of intentionality/effort vs the value of achieving success. The final segment is a closing word describing the function and experience of this family focused podcast.
Today's podcast included two segments. In the first segment the host dissects and discusses some of the underpinnings of violent behaviors. The case is made for how the Fruit of the Spirit can be introduced to replace impulsive acts of violence and prevent the carnage that comes from it. The second segment involves the host & Generation Z discussing what it means to be a Christian today.
Today's podcast includes two segments. The first segment includes giving a commentary on Malachi 2: 1-7 with a perspective that includes familial leadership. Z-Time consists of me processing the concept of marriage with two of my teenagers. It was very fun & I hope that you enjoy it.
Today's podcast consists of two segments. In the first segment, the host discusses what modern idolatry may look like. The second segment (Z-Time) consists of the host presenting Matthew 6: 9-15 to members of Generation Z. After reading the scriptures, we engage in a conversation about the concept of forgiveness.
Today's podcast has two segments. In the opening word, the host presents Ephesians 6: 10-18 to reframe concepts like "warfare" and "hero." Segment two processes Matthew 4: 1-11 including the minds and voices of Generation Z.
This podcast was completed during the week of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. The first and third segments consist of processing complex challenges and how to keep the gospel relevant in any potential solution. The second segment involves reflections of Dr King and his impact on the world through the eyes of Generation Z.
C.H.R.I.S. is an acronym for five things that all cultures (including families) have in common. In the first segment, I reveal the inspiration and source of the C.H.R.I.S. acronym. After that, we explore how good intentions can become stumbling blocks. Z-Time is a fun discussion on the teen friendly topic of hygiene, while the third and final segment deals with the importance of finding our true identity.
There is a familiar phrase that says "Fatigue makes cowards of us all." While Galatians 6:9 begins by saying "Let us not become weary in doing good," it should serve as a warning to us that mistakes can increase when we grow tired. Mental fatigue can occur gradually, robbing us of the vitality necessary to carry out our responsibilities with courage and mental flexibility. Segment one discusses how fellowship can help reduce fatigue and enhance learning. Segment 2, (Z-Time), includes processing an adolescent perspective of the aging process.
This episode includes processing important factors that must be respected when we establish good faith relationships between "In Groups" and "Out Groups." There is also some discussion about how stagnation and losses can occur without good faith relationships, and why you should care (even if you think that you get what you want). In the second section called Z-Time, we explore the question "Do you believe that a person can really change once they become grown?"
When times get tough and we feel ourselves backed into the corner, God wants to be the "Right Hand Man" we turn to to get us out of it. Today's podcast is all about processing what it feels like to be backed into a corner. Not only do we explore what we feel compelled to do in those situations, we acknowledge how rushed we may feel to "make it right" on our own.
This podcast is a first of sorts, as it includes the first invited guest/co-host. Today's guest is the founder of Salt of the Earth International Ministry (SOTEIM.ORG), Minister Eric D. Hill. During this podcast, we briefly discuss what Salt of the Earth International Ministries is all about & reveal an exclusive look into what they have planned for the near future. After this, we spend the bulk of the remaining session processing some of the essential elements of "Peace."
Welcome back to the Nine Points Podcast! This episode is broken down into two segments. In the first segment, the host discusses our dependence upon love, while examining one of the functions that love is uniquely qualified to fulfil. The second segment is Z-Time, where the host invites members of Generation Z to the table. Today, we process what makes a good attitude, and explore some of the challenges that come with maintaining it.
This podcast consists of two segments, both of which address change. In the first segment, the host incorporates personal experiences and Ecclesiastes 3 to process the function of change. In segment two, Z-Time focuses on defining the concept, challenges and responsibilities that come with change through the eyes of a father & son.
Applying The Fruit of the Spirit is not always easy. However, promoting life is worth all the righteous efforts. The first segment of this podcast describes to whom all the hard work matters. The second segment, (Z-Time), involves processing "The Pride of Life," through the lenses of Generation Z and Generation X.
This podcast consists of two segments. The first segment involves processing how God is both merciful & forceful when it comes to how He disciplines His people. I interjected some humor and an analogy to explain how grace & punishments are demonstrated within our families. The second segment, (Z-Time) involves the host and a member of Generation Z processing how the lust of the eyes can distract us from our main goals.
This abbreviated podcast has only one segment. The focus is on comparing and contrasting what God promises in James 1: 12, and what the world offers, according to 1 John 2: 15-17.
This is a special podcast. It is the ninth episode of "The Nine Points Podcast." Given the significance of the number nine (per Galatians 5: 22-23), we decided to call this episode "Three Squared." We created three segments, wherein we discussed three different talking points. Segment one deals with three different perspectives of God. In segment two, we fill Z-Time processing 1 John 2: 15-17, with special emphasis on the lust of the flesh. In segment three, my wife & I talk about three common ways that strongholds are broken (or at least navigated). We hope that you enjoy.
This episode includes two segments. The first segment involves acknowledging that all of us have experienced both challenges and grace in our lives. You and I are responsible to acknowledge the grace, otherwise the challenges can draw most of the attention. The second segment involves the host processing the first part of Genesis Chapter 3 with Generation Z.
During the first segment, we process how a healthy attitude is correlated with insight, honesty, courage & fellowship. In the second segment, we process the journey of Jonah with Generation Z.
In today's podcast, I share an example of how my own needs for affirmation almost cancelled out the bigger, more relevant information that I needed to share. From there, the remainder of the podcast is dedicated to explaining why a special song has much to offer all of us. In the end, there was so much "Fruit" embedded within this song, that we ultimately decided to have only one segment for this podcast.
Within this episode we explore the choices that we are left to make after we've been on the receiving end of unfavorable, biased or mean spirited actions. In the first segment, we explore these scenarios from within the contexts of spiritual beliefs, politics & sports. In the second segment we go inside "the war room" where civility and compromises are often dismissed, so that we can learn to appreciate their value. In the final segment, we process the call for husbands and wives to submit to God first, so that we can give our best to each other.
In every podcast we focus on the importance of communicating respectfully. Today, we focused on some commonly held assumptions & the subsequent attitudes that they inspire. In the first segment we explored what taking the Lord's name in vain could look like. In the second segment we addressed the autism spectrum from a very personal perspective. In the third segment, we took a look at the impact of the just world bias.
The Nine Points podcast is dedicated to assessing and promoting healthy communication patterns within our families and closest social relationships. We do this by applying "The Fruit of the Spirit" (found in Galatians 5: 22-23) as much as possible to current issues. In this particular episode we discuss the dangers of mental fatigue, apply the Fruit of the Spirit to offset it & Generation Z processes the Parable of the Prodigal Son.
Hello listeners. My name is Tim, but my friends call me BH. Thank you for considering this initial attempt to share what God put on my heart in the form of a podcast. This episode is a sample segment which describes what the Nine Points Podcast is all about, the structure of how future podcasts will be designed, as well as explaining where the name "Nine Points Podcast" came from.
The topic discussed in this sample podcast is "Church Folks." In it I describe some of the criticisms and challenges that people face when we try to leave our old behaviors behind and invite others to join us on our new walk towards righteous living. I hope that you will enjoy this and come back for additional episodes in the future.
The Nine Points Podcast is a show that hopes to improve attitudes and family communication patterns by applying the Biblical principles found in Galatians 5: 22-23. This episode discusses potential motives for why some behaviors happen, ways to deal with them & ends with a segment of teenagers processing the story of Cain & Abel.