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We wake up every morning to the pull of performance. “What do I have to do today?” Our phones, our schedules, and our own hearts scream for us to get busy and prove that we deserve what we're received. Justin Earley says, “Legalism is the belief that the world hangs on what I do and that God and people love me based on how I perform.”However, Psalm 23 gives us a very different picture of God. In verse five, the good shepherd becomes a lavish host, who welcomes his guests to his table and serves them with grace and kindness.

Courtney Moore founded the nonprofit organization Women & Work in 2018. She is co-host of the Women & Work Podcast and general editor of Women & Work: Bearing God's Image and Joining in His Mission through our Work (B&H Publishing, 2023). Courtney received her BA in Religious Studies from the University of Mobile and an MA in Biblical Counseling from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. She is passionate about seeing Jesus Christ honored by women as they steward their gifts and leverage their unique potential for His glory. Courtney, her husband Brent, and their 3 kids now live in Birmingham, Alabama after serving for 5 years in El Paso, Texas. Missie Branch serves as CEO of My BLVD and is a graduate of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary with a degree in Ethics, Theology, and Culture. She is passionate about women seeing themselves as theologians and disciples first. Missie is the author of Guided Prayer Journal for teen girls and is a contributing author to Women & Work and The Whole Woman. She also serves as co-host of the Women & Work Podcast. Missie is married to Duce Branch and together they have four children. In this episode, Courtney and Missie give life updates and answer these questions from listeners: — How do you deal with male co-workers presenting your ideas as their own or as new insights they've come up with? — Outside of treating people with kindness, what practical ways do you suggest bringing your faith into your workplace if you do not work for a Christian company?  — As a mother who recognizes her first priority is to the family given to her by the Lord, how do you keep in check the balance of raising kids, but also pursuing the passions the Lord has given you? — What is the Lord revealing to both of you through His Word? — What are key practical steps that high-capacity women must take to increase their margin? RESOURCES MENTIONED: The Bible in 90 Days: Cover to Cover in 12 Pages a Day  Wisdom's Call: 100 Meditations for a Life in Christ The Common Rule: Habits of Purpose for an Age of Distraction  Women & Work Podcast Episode 56: Justin Earley, The Common Rule Book Discussion Habit Kit app  Guided Prayer Journal (For Teen Girls)  The Whole Woman: Ministering to Her Heart, Soul, Mind, and Strength  Women & Work: Bearing God's Image and Joining in His Mission through our Work   Thank you for listening. Please support our work by giving today.  

Do habits matter? Will the impact our home, our children, and the way we parent?

/> ### MESSAGE NOTESIn The Way | Technology| Week 8 | October 27, 2024Teacher: Adam Barnett/> Poison #1: My phone controls me. /> “We are formed in the image of what we habitually gaze at.” – Justin Earley, Habits of the Household/> Antidote: 1 Corinthians 6:12. “I have the right to do anything,” you say—but not everything is beneficial. “I have the right to do anything"—but I will not be mastered by anything. /> True freedom comes not from permission to do everything, but from not being enslaved to anything./> Action Step: Delete a time-consuming, unnecessary app (right now)./> Poison #2: My phone defines my worth. /> Other people's words (positive or negative) don't define my worth./> Antidote: 1 Peter 2:9 and Ephesians 2:10. You are God's special possession … God's handiwork./> Action Step: Memorize 1 Peter 2:9 and Ephesians 2:10./> Poison #3: My phone is a weapon./> Antidote: James 1:19-20. Let every person be … slow to speak./> Action Step: Be nice and say you're sorry. /> Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one. Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength. These commandments that I give you today are to be on your hearts. Impress them on your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up. - Deuteronomy 6:4-7

We all know that technology is forming us and our children in ways that we long to change. Now is a key cultural moment to shape our relationship with technology as individuals, families, and Christian communities. We want to embrace the good while turning from the evils of technology. Listen in as Justin Earley shares thoughtful practical practices for individuals, homes, and communities to reorient our hearts towards God in relation to how we use technology. Consider this…   Learn more about The Hang 10 Movement here.

Pastor of Congregational Care and Missions Jason Dunn preaches about the covenantal relationship between Jonathan and David from 1 Samuel 18, illuminating the power of friendship and loyalty. Inspired by Justin Earley's book "Made for People" and insightful research on the perils of chronic loneliness, Pastor Jason helps challenge the notion that modern technology alone can fulfill our deepest need for connection.He also shows us Jonathan's extraordinary loyalty to David, even in the face of dire opposition from his own father, King Saul. This self-sacrificing friendship offers a powerful model for how mutual support can help us navigate life's adversities. Drawing on anthropologist Robin Dunbar's findings on the critical role human connections play in our health and longevity, Pastor Jason emphasizes that true friendships can indeed anchor us in stormy times.

Justin Earley, a dad of four boys, shares practical ideas for parents, helping you to build good spiritual habits in your families and raise children with a strong faith in Christ. In the midst of chaos in his own busy family, Justin saw the need to make changes in his parenting to form good habits – from waking in the morning to mealtimes to bedtime routines at night. He offers advice on screentime and emphasizes regular Bible reading and prayer time in the home.   Receive the book Habits of the Household and the audio download of the broadcast "Creating Spiritual Habits in your Family" for your donation of any amount!    Get More Episode Resources   We'd love to hear from you! Visit our Homepage to leave us a voicemail.

In this episode, Jeff and Laura talk with Justin Whitmel Earley, a business lawyer, author, father, and husband. Our hearts tend to follow the habits we practice. Those habits sometimes convince us to believe the lie that we are limitless, omnipotent, and god of our days. Recounting his own experience with stress and anxiety, Justin shares that while we would never speak those untruths out loud, our actions and our habits often demonstrate what our hearts truly believe. Justin gives some practical applications around the habits we keep and how we can model them for the next generation. Related Resources: - Learn more about Justin Earley on his website (www.justinwhitmelearley.com). - Get Justin's book, Habits of the Household, available from our bookstore and wherever books are sold. - Subscribe to our YouTube channel and hit the notification bell to get notified of new episodes.

In this episode:Justin Earley, author of 3 books, Habits Of The Household, The Common Rule, and Made For People, joins Heather to share his insight on the life-changing difference of navigating life with a community vs without. Justin shares how friendships impact our overall mental health and how anxiety and depression are baked into loneliness.Heather points out Justin's insightful quote: “You are in the overwhelming majority if you are lonely. The new normal. We are the most physically connected and yet spiritually isolated people who have ever walked the planet. This is a spiritual crisis, not just social, because this endemic modern loneliness because it's much more about your soul being hidden not just your body. It's deadly. Loneliness kills us, body and soul, because it's the opposite of what we were made for.”Heather and Justin unpack the make or break issue of choosing to struggle WITH other people or in SOLIDARITY. Also, how friendship are a spiritual discipline and ultimately, you cannot walk with Jesus like you're supposed to walk with Him unless you are walking in community. Justin leaves listeners with the encouragement that if you're feeling like your life is falling apart because you don't have the right friendships, you're right. God will meet you there and He will guide you out of that place of feeling "stuck". Justin provides tangible next steps to show up and speak up -- how to look at your week and identify 1 hour where you can show up for a friend.Justin ends the conversation by sharing tangible parenting takeaways about bedtime liturgies with his kids and how they incorporate bedtime blessings into their home. He also shares his 1 hour screen-free RESET each day.  In the marriage corner:Eric and Heather open up the PARENTING corner with a hilarious story from their 5 year old, Finn, about presidents! The "parenting corner" ends with Eric praying over the listeners, blessing their relationships, marriages, and children. Connect with Justin:https://www.justinwhitmelearley.comhttps://www.instagram.com/justinwhitmelearley/Links from this episode:Justin's Books: https://urlgeni.us/amazon/mentalhealthbookslistHeather's Bible: https://urlgeni.us/amazon/mentalhealthbookslistArticle Justin Referenced: https://news.virginia.edu/content/are-smartphones-making-people-sadYoutube Video Heather Referenced: https://youtu.be/vzRjkNYT-U8?si=DKlz5t8mnHZu4KKTAro Box (screen time into family time) - https://www.goaro.com/Connect with Heather:7 Days FREE of the HBHB Membership: https://www.mylifewellloved.com/membership/Heather's ebooks: https://www.mylifewellloved.com/product-category/digital-products/Heather's Amazon favorites: https://urlgeni.us/amazon/HBstorefrontHeather's freebies: https://www.mylifewellloved.com/freebies/Heather's favorite liquid collagen: https://www.mylifewellloved.com/everyday-must-haves/Heather's email list: https://spring-pine-631.myflodesk.com/9347a138-077e-4c55-bf61-2137aeed89eaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/healthybyheatherbrown/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HealthyByHeatherBrownPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/healthybyheatherbrown/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@HealthyByHeatherBrown/videosLTK: https://www.shopltk.com/explore/HealthybyHeatherBrownTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@healthybyheatherbrownHow you can show the podcast some love:FOLLOW - Click that purple '+' in the top right corner of your Apple Podcasts app.RATE - We'd love it even more if you could drop a r5-star rating over on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.REVIEW - Simply select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” then a quick line with your favorite part of the episode. It only takes a second and it helps spread the word about the podcast.DOWNLOAD - Click the download but to download an episode!

This episode of the pod is me riffing briefly on the waiting that Holy Saturday interposes into the celebration of Easter, followed by a sermon that was part of Moncton Wesleyan's “Domino Effect” series.I'm releasing this episode just a few hours after what amounted to a historic Good Friday service in the city of Moncton. Officially 5 churches (and several others “unofficially”) joined together in remembrance, and it was immensely powerful. Right after the service, I got into a brief conversation with someone I know who'd been participating in Lent this year a little more intentionally than has been their typical practice. He said to me, “It was… less impactful than I thought it was going to be.” Honestly, to me, this was beautiful to hear. I feel we need to be honest with ourselves & with others, honest with our expectations, honest with our gains & with our losses. I acknowledged to this individual that this is often my experience, as well. The kinds of practices I advocate for in this podcast (and that I typically practice, to greater or lesser degrees) occasionally lead me to moments of significant impact. More often than not, though, they seem to lead me nowhere at all.Sometimes (often, even), Holy Saturday seems to lead us nowhere at all… but we can't see what's happening underground.(In my message I heavily reference Justin Earley's book The Common Rule.) This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit marcjolicoeur.substack.com

The everyday moments of life can often feel monotonous and unimportant. This can be tricky for those of us who are trying to center their home in the gospel. How can we lean into spiritual formation in ordinary family habits? Justin Whitmer Earley is here to bring the fire. He's a lawyer, author, speaker, husband, and dad to four boys. You'll have plenty of, "Wow" moments and nuggets to walk away with after listening to Tara and Justin talk about how to practice the story of God in our everyday rhythms, the power of liturgies, how to thrive through the day and not just get through the day, discipline, and so much more. Grab a copy of "Habits of the Household." Connect with Justin on Instagram. Need a book to read for Lent and Easter? Grab a copy of Tara's book on SALE: "Surrender Your Story" here. -- OUR SPONSORS: Celebrate the progress you've already made. Visit https://www.betterhelp.com/truthtalks today to get 10% off your first month. Go to https://www.thrivemarket.com/truthtalks for 30% off your first order, plus a FREE $60 gift! -- Connect with Tara on: Instagram / Her website / Her discount code page / YouTube / The free, email family / Sponsor a child through Compassion Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this podcast, we discuss the healthy habits of a Christian life. We talk about practical ways through spiritual disciplines and regular daily life to live inside of God's design.//Speakers: Brent Cummings and Madison Offenbacker - Young Adult Pastors at Fellowship // Books: Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life by Donald Whitney, Women of the Word by Jen Wilkin, Atomic Habits by James Clear, A Common Rule by Justin Earley, Valley of Vision by Arthur Bennet, Habits of Grace by David Mathis //Fellowship D-Groups Finder - https://www.fellowshipar.com/group-finder/ //

On today's PoM Podcast I sat down with Justin Earley, writer, speaker, and lawyer. His latest book, Made for People, delves deep into the profound impact of friendship and offers transformative strategies to combat loneliness. Loneliness has become a cultural epidemic, affecting the health and happiness of millions. Busyness, fear of vulnerability, and past pain often stop us from developing the deep friendships we long for. But it's not supposed to be this way. You were made for people.To learn more about Justin and Made for People click here:  https://www.justinwhitmelearley.com/To learn more about Tribe building and to begin building your own click here: https://www.thepursuitofmanliness.com/gear/p/tribe-builder-the-gospelsTo get more PoM Podcast content and join a global community of men who help support PoM join The Herd: https://www.thepursuitofmanliness.com/join-the-herdJoin our Quiet Life Community closed Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/pursuitofmanlinessCheck out our Outdoor Ministry Pursue Wilderness: https://www.facebook.com/pursuewilderness/https://www.instagram.com/pursuewildernessFollow Pursue Marriage: https://www.instagram.com/pursuemarriage/Support the show

On today's PoM Podcast I sat down with Justin Earley, writer, speaker, and lawyer. His latest book, Made for People, delves deep into the profound impact of friendship and offers transformative strategies to combat loneliness. Loneliness has become a cultural epidemic, affecting the health and happiness of millions. Busyness, fear of vulnerability, and past pain often stop us from developing the deep friendships we long for. But it's not supposed to be this way. You were made for people.To learn more about Justin and Made for People click here:  https://www.justinwhitmelearley.com/To learn more about Tribe building and to begin building your own click here: https://www.thepursuitofmanliness.com/gear/p/tribe-builder-the-gospelsTo get more PoM Podcast content and join a global community of men who help support PoM join The Herd: https://www.thepursuitofmanliness.com/join-the-herdJoin our Quiet Life Community closed Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/pursuitofmanlinessCheck out our Outdoor Ministry Pursue Wilderness: https://www.facebook.com/pursuewilderness/https://www.instagram.com/pursuewildernessFollow Pursue Marriage: https://www.instagram.com/pursuemarriage/Support the show

Subscriber-only episodeOn today's PoM Podcast I sat down with Justin Earley, writer, speaker, and lawyer. His latest book, Made for People, delves deep into the profound impact of friendship and offers transformative strategies to combat loneliness. Loneliness has become a cultural epidemic, affecting the health and happiness of millions. Busyness, fear of vulnerability, and past pain often stop us from developing the deep friendships we long for. But it's not supposed to be this way. You were made for people.To learn more about Justin and Made for People click here:  https://www.justinwhitmelearley.com/To learn more about Tribe building and to begin building your own click here: https://www.thepursuitofmanliness.com/gear/p/tribe-builder-the-gospelsTo get more PoM Podcast content and join a global community of men who help support PoM join The Herd: https://www.thepursuitofmanliness.com/join-the-herdJoin our Quiet Life Community closed Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/pursuitofmanlinessCheck out our Outdoor Ministry Pursue Wilderness: https://www.facebook.com/pursuewilderness/https://www.instagram.com/pursuewildernessFollow Pursue Marriage: https://www.instagram.com/pursuemarriage/

Join Kate and Sheila as they recap one of the most impactful books they've read this year. Habits of the Household by Justin Whitmel Earley starts with a powerful rephrased Frederick Douglass quote, “It is easier to raise strong children than to repair broken men and women” and then he goes on from there to supply readers with the nuts and bolts (ideas) on how to raise strong kids. Favorite quotes abound! Here are just a few: “The heart always follows the habit.” “Nothing important is easy.” “The struggle against boredom is really just the struggle against a fallen imagination.” “Send kids to bed with a settled soul.” “The human heart is never not being shaped by something, it is not a car, there is no neutral.” “The final role of a parent is to keep looking to Jesus.” The Pyramid of Discipline is a blessing to both kids and parents! It starts with loving authority for the foundation. There are 5 parts to the second level: 1. Pause 2. Prayer 3. Body Language 4. Understanding 5. Consequences Level 3 Confession Level 4 Reconciliation (he has his boys hug until they smile) : ) He discusses how limits are positive (not a surprise to those who've read the Boundaries book) and connects it to Jesus taking on the limits of being a man, disciplining Himself into a life of sacrifice. Why? So we could be free from the ultimate limitation of sin and death. We loved the sending prayer for families as they are leaving the house: Father, thank You for this day. Bless us as we work, study, and play. Be present with us in all we do. May we bring glory and honor to You. In Jesus name Justin suggests lighting a candle before mealtime and having the children say, “Jesus is the light” Then he shares a game he came up with out of necessity (the mother of invention) called The Pepper Game. Whoever is holding the pepper shaker asks a question then he/she passes the shaker. The holder of the shaker answers the question and passes the shaker to the next person. We tried this out with young and old and it was a hit! Everyone learns to listen! Trust us, this book is TOO good to miss! It will bless you in a plethora of ways! Adding value to daily routines that will impact your kids for the rest of their days! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/recapbookchat/message

Author Justin Earley discusses isolation and how loneliness affects our health. Justin shares that as men we need to: Show up, Speak up, and Turn it off! Learn more about Justin: justinwhitmelearley.com - website Made for People - Book Habits of the Household - Book The Common Rule - Book Podcast mention: MA Podcast Ep 8: Who's Dating your Wife? Sponsor: Chris 'Coop' Norwood w/ Towne Bank Mortgage Phone: 804-439-3206 ⁠https://townebankmortgage.com/officers/chris-norwood/⁠ - website Support MA's Mission - website --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mensalliancetribe/support

No matter how old you are or what season you're in, friendships are so important, but not every friendship is the same! On today's episode I welcome back lawyer and author Justin Earley to talk about the differences between friendships and why having covenant friendships are so important. Justin Earley graduated from the University of Virginia with a degree in English Literature before spending four years in Shanghai, China as a missionary. Justin got his law degree from Georgetown University Law Center and now runs his own law practice in Richmond, Va. Justin frequently speaks at business and legal events on habits, technology, and mental health; and at churches and conferences on habits, spiritual formation and parenting. He is married to his wife Laura and has four sons. It's so important to have those friends in your life that not only “get” you, but also lovingly challenge you. I love my friends who have spoken into me and challenged me to be the woman God has called me to be! I hope you leave this conversation desiring to have friends and be a friend at a deeper level! SHOW LINKSHabits of the HouseholdMade for People Relevant PodcastA Body of PraiseAnxiety OpportunityThe Happy Hour Book ClubCONNECT with JAMIE!

Hey friends! October is here and hopefully wherever you are feels like fall! We have an incredible month of interviews coming up! As you know, each month we're doing a Bonus Series! If you haven't listened to September's Bonus Series on World Religions, I encourage you to go check it out! This month we're sharing stories of Pregnancy and Infant Loss. Even if you haven't experienced this kind of loss firsthand, I hope these conversations can help you learn how to support and be a good friend when the people in your life do walk through this. Other guests this month include Mike Todd, Justin Earley, Faith Eury Cho, and Julie Chen Moonvez! Trust me when I say you don't want to miss these interviews! If you haven't joined The Happy Hour Book Club, what are you waiting for?! This month we're reading THE DEEP DOWN THINGS by Amber Haines & Seth Haines. In The Deep Down Things, Amber and Seth point to a simple truth: even in the darkest times, there are tangible signs of hope all around us. The authors demonstrate how tasting, touching, feeling, holding, and participating in these tangible acts of hope picks us up, builds our strength, and moves us into beauty, even in times of despair. They invite readers to participate with those signs of hope and thereby experience the divine love of God, even in the struggle of their everyday lives. Click here to join our book club today! Connect with JamieDwell Differently - code: JAMIEPsalm 48:14 

Deepening Friendships: Journey with Justin Earley as he navigates the art of vulnerability, forging a path of trust and forgiveness through intentional practices and the transformative power of meaningful connections.My special guest is Justin EarleyJustin Earley is an accomplished author and business law expert with an interesting affinity for integrating daily work, tech, and business habits into the Christian life. Justin's journey from missionary to lawyer was influenced by his desire to understand and shape the world through law and economics. His passion for writing has enabled him to deeply explore these themes, resulting in three captivating books including his latest, Made for People. With a unique perspective built on his experiences and an underlying mission to form deeper human connections, Justin's insights into friendship are truly transformative.I wouldn't be walking with Jesus the way that I am were it not for the friends that have walked alongside me. What does that mean? Why is that true? And how can I sing God's praises and my friends' praises? - Justin EarleyIn this episode, you will be able to:Develop an understanding of how intentional habits contribute to a life filled with quality and purpose.Unravel how integrating faith with work can bring a sense of purpose and meaning in life.Find solutions to the common struggle of incorporating spiritual disciplines in the midst of a busy lifestyle.Gain insight into the theological dynamics of friendship and its effect on mental health.Gain practical guidance on how to establish and maintain powerful, value-driven friendships.Timestamped summary of this episode:00:00:02 - Introduction, Tommy introduces Justin Early as his special guest and highlights their previous connection through their books and shared interest in habits and practices for living a better life.00:01:16 - Reconnecting with Justin, 00:03:10 - Justin's Background, 00:07:26 - Work and Calling, 00:09:32 - The Common Rule, 00:15:39 - The Urgency of Friendship in Daily Life, 00:19:28 - The Gaping Hole of Friendlessness, 00:22:22 - Recognizing Loneliness as a Spiritual Need, 00:25:37 - Loneliness as Hell on Earth, 00:29:49 - The Challenges of Time and Vulnerability, 00:32:25 - The Importance of Deep Friendships, 00:33:56 - Growing into Vulnerability, 00:36:12 - Scheduling Time for Friendship, 00:38:26 - The Power of Honesty and Vulnerability, Justin shares the transformative power of honesty and vulnerability in friendships. 00:42:29 - Encouragement for the Lonely, Justin offers theological encouragement to those feeling lonely and lacking meaningful friendships. He assures them that God will meet them in their loneliness and will not leave them there. Links and Resourceshttps://www.linkedin.com/linkedin.com/tommy-thompson-teacherhttps://www.youtube.com/youtube.com/tommy_thompsonhttps://www.youtube.com/youtube.com/tommy_thompsonhttps://www.twitter.com/twitter.com/tommypthompsonwww.tommythompson.orghttps://www.facebook.com/facebook.com/tommy.thompson.583

Deepening Friendships: Journey with Justin Earley as he navigates the art of vulnerability, forging a path of trust and forgiveness through intentional practices and the transformative power of meaningful connections. My special guest is Justin Earley Justin Earley is an accomplished author and business law expert with an interesting affinity for integrating daily work, tech, and business habits into the Christian life. Justin's journey from missionary to lawyer was influenced by his desire to understand and shape the world through law and economics. His passion for writing has enabled him to deeply explore these themes, resulting in three captivating books including his latest, Made for People. With a unique perspective built on his experiences and an underlying mission to form deeper human connections, Justin's insights into friendship are truly transformative. I wouldn't be walking with Jesus the way that I am were it not for the friends that have walked alongside me. What does that mean? Why is that true? And how can I sing God's praises and my friends' praises? - Justin Earley In this episode, you will be able to: Develop an understanding of how intentional habits contribute to a life filled with quality and purpose. Unravel how integrating faith with work can bring a sense of purpose and meaning in life. Find solutions to the common struggle of incorporating spiritual disciplines in the midst of a busy lifestyle. Gain insight into the theological dynamics of friendship and its effect on mental health. Gain practical guidance on how to establish and maintain powerful, value-driven friendships. Timestamped summary of this episode: 00:00:02 - Introduction, Tommy introduces Justin Early as his special guest and highlights their previous connection through their books and shared interest in habits and practices for living a better life.00:01:16 - Reconnecting with Justin, 00:03:10 - Justin's Background, 00:07:26 - Work and Calling, 00:09:32 - The Common Rule, 00:15:39 - The Urgency of Friendship in Daily Life, 00:19:28 - The Gaping Hole of Friendlessness, 00:22:22 - Recognizing Loneliness as a Spiritual Need, 00:25:37 - Loneliness as Hell on Earth, 00:29:49 - The Challenges of Time and Vulnerability, 00:32:25 - The Importance of Deep Friendships, 00:33:56 - Growing into Vulnerability, 00:36:12 - Scheduling Time for Friendship,  00:38:26 - The Power of Honesty and Vulnerability, Justin shares the transformative power of honesty and vulnerability in friendships. 00:42:29 - Encouragement for the Lonely, Justin offers theological encouragement to those feeling lonely and lacking meaningful friendships. He assures them that God will meet them in their loneliness and will not leave them there. Links and Resources https://www.linkedin.com/linkedin.com/tommy-thompson-teacher https://www.youtube.com/youtube.com/tommy_thompson https://www.youtube.com/youtube.com/tommy_thompson https://www.twitter.com/twitter.com/tommypthompson www.tommythompson.org https://www.facebook.com/facebook.com/tommy.thompson.583

In 2021, Justin Earley joined the Women & Work team for a live disucssion about his book The Common Rule: Habits of Purpose for an Age of Distraction. Justin Earley provides concrete, doable practices, such as a daily hour of phoneless presence or a weekly conversation with a friend. These habits are “common” not only because they are ordinary, but also because they can be practiced in community. They have been lived out by people across all walks of life―businesspeople, professionals, parents, students, retirees―who have discovered new hope and purpose. In this Q&A, Courtney Moore, founder and president of Women & Work, and Courtney Powell, Ministry Content Director covered topics with Justin such as: His transition from full-time missionary to lawyer Habits as Formation A Theology of Work How our Daily Habits Redeem Our Work and Reorient our Minds The Freedom of Daily Habits Rhythms of Rest Boundaries and Limitations in our Work Habit and Heart Formation in the Home 

This time of year, so many families are thinking about how to make this new school year go even better than the last. You may be wondering how you can possibly build in helpful, healthy rhythms when you're Already. So. Busy. If so, you do not want to miss this episode.  Today our guest Justin Earley shares how to build intentionality and meaning into your existing family habits.  We pray this episode is helpful to you and your marriage.    Episode highlights include:  What our messy attempts at forming good habits can communicate to our kids (you might be surprised!)  The perspective shift that lets you take advantage of your family's existing habits for good  What does it actually mean to be a spiritual leader?  Practical advice for wives who want their husband to lead spiritually    Subscribe to Podcast Email to make sure you never miss an episode. When you sign up, you will get our 4 Week Connection Challenge for free! Plus you will get noteworthy quotes, resources, and more delivered straight to your inbox.   *Music for this podcast is created by Noah Copeland. Check him out here!    RESOURCES Hear more on these topics in Justin's books:  The Common Rule: Habits of Purpose for an Age of Distraction Habits of the Household: Practicing the Story of God in Everyday Family Rhythms Made for People: Why We Drift into Loneliness and How to Fight for a Life of Friendship Find resources, writing an more from Justin at Justinwhitmelearley.com The Weekly Marriage Check Up Guide makes it simple to check in with your spouse each week.  

This time of year, so many families are thinking about how to make this new school year go even better than the last. You may be wondering how you can possibly build in helpful, healthy rhythms when you're Already. So. Busy. If so, you do not want to miss this episode.  Today our guest Justin Earley shares how to build intentionality and meaning into your existing family habits.  We pray this episode is helpful to you and your marriage.    Episode highlights include:  What our messy attempts at forming good habits can communicate to our kids (you might be surprised!)  The perspective shift that lets you take advantage of your family's existing habits for good  What does it actually mean to be a spiritual leader?  Practical advice for wives who want their husband to lead spiritually    Subscribe to Podcast Email to make sure you never miss an episode. When you sign up, you will get our 4 Week Connection Challenge for free! Plus you will get noteworthy quotes, resources, and more delivered straight to your inbox.   *Music for this podcast is created by Noah Copeland. Check him out here!    RESOURCES Hear more on these topics in Justin's books:  The Common Rule: Habits of Purpose for an Age of Distraction Habits of the Household: Practicing the Story of God in Everyday Family Rhythms Made for People: Why We Drift into Loneliness and How to Fight for a Life of Friendship Find resources, writing an more from Justin at Justinwhitmelearley.com The Weekly Marriage Check Up Guide makes it simple to check in with your spouse each week.  

This Sunday our covenant partner and elder Justin Earley will be preaching on David, and how the story of his friendship with Jonathan points to the true friend we are given in Jesus Christ.

In this week's episode, we're picking up 'Habits Of The Household' by Justin Whitmel Earley. Join us as we delve into the seemingly mundane daily rituals that, in reality, hold a profound influence in our lives. We're all guilty of dismissing these small tasks as trivial - scrolling on our phone, deciding what to eat, or even how we put the kids to bed. However, it's time to reconsider their significance. After all, anything we do every day makes up a significant portion of our lives. Recognizing this is just the beginning.Earley's insightful and powerful book guides us on a journey of understanding, prompting us to re-evaluate these daily habits and, more importantly, teaching us how to leverage them for our good. It's not just about embracing the power of routine to transform our lives one day at a time but, more importantly, recognizing the spiritual purpose and ramifications of our daily habits. We discuss our key takeaways from the book, share personal experiences, and explore practical steps to implement these concepts.Whether you've read the book or not, this episode will open your eyes to the power of daily rituals and their potential to inspire dramatic change. Tune in for an enlightening discussion that will challenge you to look at your everyday habits in a new light. Get ready for an episode filled with valuable insights, compelling discussion, and a newfound appreciation for the little things that shape our lives.Grab the book here -> https://amzn.to/3P1xEpf  

Feel like distractions hindering your goal-setting progress? Do you find yourself tackling everything but what you set out to accomplish? If so, this episode is for you! Kristin and Kelley share practical tips to reduce everydaydistractions and actually do what needs to be done!    Time Stamps: 06:48 - How to Reduce Distractions 06:57 - 1. Have a Plan Before You Begin 07:09 - 2. Set Time Limits on Your Goals 07:30 - 3. Complete Most Challenging Tasks First 07:55 - 4. Give Yourself a Shorter Time Frame 08:26 - 5. Use Visual Reminders 14:42 - How To Use Rewards to Keep Yourself Focused 18:48 - Win The Day! 25:14 - Question of the Week   // Resources Mentioned in this Episode // — BOOK | Habits of the Household by Justin Earley: https://a.co/d/6h88mQl — BOOK |  In This Moment by Gabrielle Meyer: https://a.co/d/eI7Nw3n — BOOK | Indistractable by Nir Eyal: https://a.co/d/fo7rGHB — BLOG | Goal-Setting Rewards That Aren't Money or Food: https://cultivatewhatmatters.com/blogs/cwm/goal-setting-rewards-that-arent-money-or-food — VIDEO | 12 Ways To Use a Monthly Planner: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSgmRlQmJCE — PRODUCT | Season By Season Daily Planner: https://cultivatewhatmatters.com/products/2023-2024-academic-season-by-season-planner-blush-blooms — PRODUCT | PowerSheets Intentional Goal Planner: https://cultivatewhatmatters.com/collections/powersheets — PowerSheets Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PowerSheetsGroup   // Connect with Us // — Subscribe to the Cultivate What Matters Podcast: on iOS, go to our iTunes page and click subscribe. On Android, click this podcast RSS feed link and choose your podcast app. If needed, you can copy this link directly into your favorite podcast app (like Stitcher or Overcast). Or follow us on Spotify!   — We would love it if you took a few minutes to leave us an iTunes review to help spread the word about Cultivate What Matters! We want to invite more women into our conversations!   — Visit Cultivate What Matters for delightful resources to help you design a more intentional life.   — Subscribe to the Cultivate What Matters newsletter and receive free intentional living resources in your inbox.   — Like Cultivate What Matters on Facebook.   — Follow @CultivateWhatMatters on Instagram for all things Cultivate What Matters!   — Engage with other PowerSheets users in our exclusive Facebook community: The PowerSheets Group!   — Read the Cultivate What Matters blog for encouragement throughout the week!  

Jake started the book Habits of the Household by Justin Earley, which is about the work of creating patterns and practices in your home that let you disciple your kids in godliness. So we have a good conversation about that, PLUS a little more N.N. Taleb talk at the top of the show! Black Swan and Antifragile and the practical handles those books can or can't give you. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Can friendships make or break your life? Justin Earley claims that friendship is literally a matter of life or death, both physically and spiritually. He also shares what this means for you and what the keys to practicing the art of friendship are. Listen in and hear how you can truly “save your life."

What is your routine? What are the things in your life that get ongoing attention? What are the essential things that get dropped or forgotten? The truth is that our routine reveals our priorities. Our habits tell a story of who we are. It communicates what is most important as we allocate our minutes, days, and years. In his book, ‘Habits of the Household' Justin Earley says, “Good or bad, a rut is a rut, and our brains love ruts.” How do we get out of a rut? How do we reevaluate the focus of our days? And most importantly, how do we encounter Jesus in a meaningful way as part of our daily rhythms? This week, we will look at the story of Mary and Martha and what Jesus teaches us about our need to connect with Him despite all the tasks that need to be done. Jesus is not another task. He doesn't want to be on an empty to-do list. Encountering Him is the spiritual practice that we need in every season of life. Please pray for Pastor Steve and the team as they prepare the service. We are looking forward to what God is going to do this Sunday!

I'm grateful for Justin Earley's sermon this Sunday that reminded us of the great themes of this Advent season: darkness, waiting and light. We'll continue to reflect on those themes this Sunday we we look at the next Song of Christmas from Luke 1:67-80, Zechariah's song.

Key Takeaways   The heart follows the habit. Nothing, in the household, is normal, until it is. Put conversation in simple places, like car rides, so we don't become people of absence. Pause prayers before moments of discipline.   dadAWESOME   We're on a mission to add LIFE to the dad life. We're passionate about helping dads live fully alive as they lead their kids to God's awesomeness.  | YouTube |  Instagram | Facebook   Justin Earley   Justin Whitmel Earley is a lawyer, author and speaker from Richmond, VA. He is married to Lauren and has four sons – Whit, Asher, Coulter and Shep. He graduated from the University of Virginia with a degree in English Literature before spending four years in Shanghai, China, as a missionary. Justin got his law degree from the Georgetown University Law Center and he now runs his own business law practice in Richmond, Virginia at Earley Legal Group. His book, The Common Rule – Habits of Purpose for an Age of Distraction, was published with InterVarsity Press in 2019. He frequently speaks at businesses and legal events on habits, technology and mental health; and at churches and conferences on habits, spiritual formation and parenting.  His second book, Habits of the Household – Practicing the Story of God in Everyday Family Rhythms, released with Zondervan in November of 2021. Justin also writes fiction and poetry, and is working on a children's book.    Key Quotes (Full Transcript of the Conversation Here)   22:53 - "The idea of a pause prayers, before approaching a moment of discipline, have a short emphasis on short moment of prayer in your head, just to say, Lord, help me discipline this child like you discipline me, which is full of grace and truth, right? And it could just be Lord help, but some way of looking up to God before you look down at them so that you can be more like the God who parents you as you parent them." 27:49 - "I want to step on that so much because the fact that you fight with your kids or your spouse is completely ordinary. That's what happens to everyone in every family, whether you reconcile with your spouse and your kids, it's completely unordinary, that's what barely ever happens. And that's why families often go the way they do, in dysfunction. So the question of a Christian household is not whether we fight, we all do, question of a Christian household is whether we reconcile to them the way God reconciles to us. You need habits for that."   Conversation Links   Justin's Website The Earley Legal Group The Common Rule Habits of the Household   Links from dadAWESOME   https://dadawesome.org/life/ Make a Donation to dadAWESOME Join the dadAWESOME Prayer Team Receive weekly encouragement by texting "dad" to 651-370-8618

We are in between seasons but couldn't resist dropping an episode. To find out more about the Season 2 please visit www.brooklynpowell.com and subscribe to the mailing list. I am so excited to be working on a new website for you as we step into Season 2. In this weeks bonus episode I share about the need to remind myself that parenting will never be a perfect experience. 1:50 Lacking patience as a gentle parenting podcast host 3:13 Perfection is not required to be a good parent 3:38 Who you are as a person has a bigger impact on your kids than any parenting strategy 4:51 Book “Habits of the Household” by Justin Earley 6:02 My reality is that I do not feel like I'm good at my job as a parent 6:44 We become our habits and our kids become us, which means who are kids are becoming is tightly connection to who we are becoming personally and as a community. 7:42 The greatest spiritual work happens in the normal moments of our daily lives 8:17 3 things to simplify parenting 11:15 Focus on a couple simple things: connection & not feeling guilty when you are “coming up short” and instead just do the opposite of whatever is causing you to feel guilty 12:56 The greatest gift you can give your kids is your undivided attention Peace Starts With You Team Podcast Host: @thepastelfox Podcast Manager: @vanessaarvallo NEW WEBSITE: www.brooklynpowell.com

Guest speaker, Justin Earley, joins Grace for a sermon on forming healthy habits to continuously point your eyes to God.

Habits of the Household: Practicing the Story of God in Everyday Family Rhythms by Justin Earley, Zondervan, 2021The Loudest Roar: Living in the Unshakable Victory of Christ by Judy Dunagan, Moody, 2022Everyday Prayers: 365 Days to a Gospel-Centered Faith by Scotty Smith, Baker Books, 2011 (A game-changer for me!)Praying Through the Names of God by Tony Evans, Harvest House 2014 (a reread/skim this regularly)Celebrate Kids, Inc.

In this episode I'm speaking with author, lawyer and speaker Justin Earley. Justin is the author of the books The Common Rule and Habits of the Household, and today he joins me to talk about creating healthy purpose-driven habits in your family and why it's so important. Connect with Justin: https://www.justinwhitmelearley.com/ https://www.instagram.com/justinwhitmelearley/

Morgan preached on Matthew 28:16-20 and discussed our mission at Redeemer to create mature disciples of Jesus Christ.  We want to become a worshipping community loving God and our neighbors.  He discussed the disciples and how they doubted that Jesus really arose.  They doubted so that we might not doubt.  Our journey is complex and may waver between trusting and questioning and that's OK.  The disciples were no different than us.  We should not demonize doubting and realize those seasons happen to all of us.  Doubting faith is actually a sign you have faith.  "Doubt is not always a sign that a man is wrong.  It may be a sign that he is thinking."  Oswald Chambers Keep in mind that Jesus is not a perfectionist about who he can use.  The doubting disciples spread the gospel across the world.  He can use you too!   The church needs to be a safe place for some to wrestle with doubt and be able to openly share in community doubts they may be having.   Morgan continued in vs 18 pointing out how it starts with a statement of power "All authority has been given to me." and ends with a statement of promise "I am with you always."   We are to make disciples by doing the following:  Go, Baptize and Teach.   The word "disciple" is used 269 times in the bible compared to the word "Christian" which is used 3 times.  Disciple is the primary image given to those following Jesus.  We can claim to be Christians our whole lives and not be disciples.  We can say all the right words, do all the right things, and not be a disciple.   "Talking about Jesus while ignoring the way of Jesus has created an American Christianity that is far more American than it is Christian.  Paying all our spiritual attention to the message of Jesus while ignoring his practices has not only led people like me into a devastating life crisis, it has also created a country of Christians whose practical lives are divorced from their actual faith.  How else do we explain a country of Christians who preach a radical gospel of Jesus while assimilating to the usual contours of American life?"  Justin Earley    Has the local church failed in helping with a plan to create disciples?  We are all being shaped and formed by someone or some thing.  We need that to be Jesus.  We are to become mature disciples of Jesus Christ.   If we focus on making disciples, we will grow the church.  If we focus on growing the church, we may not create disciples.   Continue to pray and discern who God is placing in your path.  Morgan emphasize we are to make disciples of ALL nations and ALL ethnicities and closed by inviting all of us to intentional discipleship.   Jon then introduced a new topic on work and faith.  What does God and the word say about work?  Work can and should be a beautiful thing with purpose.  If you do not evangelize those at work, it doesn't mean you were not faithful.  This was just the beginning of the topic around vocational discipleship. https://redeemerwichita.church/

On the eighteenth episode of the Family Discipleship Podcast the hosts (Adam Griffin, Chelsea Griffin, and Cassie Bryant) talk about Habits of the Household with author, husband, lawyer, and father Justin Whitmel Earley. You can follow Justin here on instagram and you can connect with him on his website here https://www.justinwhitmelearley.com/. Questions we asked Justin in this episode: For those who have not read the book, can you tell us a little about it and why you wrote it? Can you explain habits of the household as liturgies? Can you speak a little bit to why parents need to develop better habits in discipline instead of just going with our instincts? How does the gospel impact what you say to your kids in moments of discipline? Can you explain what you mean in that chapter on discipline when you say parents should “insist on apologies as confession”? Is there any example from you and Lauren's home that could help remind our listeners that you are not perfect at this either? What can you say to encourage the family that has tried and tried and tried to form new habits and they feel like they keep failing? When a mom or a dad gets to the end of the book, what do you hope they walk away with? What do you hope they feel? How do you hope to shape their view of God? Before we let you go, would you mind sharing with us, what are the prayers you have for your kids right now? If our listeners want to pray for you, what can they ask God for on your behalf?Some of our favorite quotes from Justin Earley in this episode:“The ordinary stuff is the extraordinary stuff. The normal domestic moment Is the place of incredible spiritual formation and that to me is incredibly exciting as you think about parenting. You are in a world of thick spiritual formation where bedtimes, mealtimes, car rides, how you pass a plate at dinner, how you pray, everything you share, is the training ground for hearts to learn to love God and love their neighbor.”   “Lord, help me remember that I am more like them than I think and help me to respond with the grace and truth that you give me.”“I ask my kids, “Do you know that I love you no matter what you do?”” “It is a given of life that we will sin against each other, but what is not a given is whether or not we will reconcile. Practicing small acts that lead us into confession, repentance, and reconciliation – that's really the difference between a house that's being formed in the image of the story of the bible and a house that just knows it but doesn't act like it.”“None of our habits will change God's love for us. That's good news. But what's even better news is that God's love will change our habits.” “God is the truest and most loving parent that any of us have. Most of parenting is not how we are shaping our kids but rather how God is shaping us and our kids.” Resources mentioned in this episode:The Common RuleHabits of the Household“Christ calls us to care for those living in poverty—including parents working hard for their children's future. Download your free copy of Created to Flourish: How Employment-Based Solutions Help Eradicate Poverty, to learn how. HOPE International fights physical and spiritual poverty in 16 countries through Christ-centered microenterprise development.”To keep up with the Family Discipleship Podcast, follow us on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter. To read more about family discipleship, check out the book Family Discipleship: Leading Your Home Through Time, Moments, and Milestones by Adam Griffin and Matt Chandler. The Family Discipleship Podcast is a podcast of Training the Church. 

WELCOME TO THE SPRING 2022 JOY MOM SUMMIT! TALK #7 - How to Use Simple Habits Amidst a Full Family Life. Yes, we have a male speaker at the Joy Mom Summit and he's awesome. Justin Whitmel Earley is a lawyer, speaker and author, but first he is a follower of Jesus, a husband and a father of 4 young boys. He wrote “The Common Rule” and his newest book that we discuss today is called “Habits of the Household: Practicing the Story of God in Everyday Family Rhythms”. This book is incredible and one I will be referencing for years to come. We talk about some great habits you can start implementing into your family life and Justin encourages you that we're all trying to figure out this messy thing called parenthood. Such a powerful conversation, friends. . . Head to www.justinwhitmelearley.com to get Justin's books and learn more from him. . . Thank you SO much for tuning into the Joy Mom Summit today! Send it on over to a friend who you think would be encouraged by one or all of the episodes. May your day be filled with joy, peace, and many blessings! Xoxo Stephanie . . EMAIL STEPH —> 500secondstojoy@gmail.com and get your MONTHLY DEVOTIONAL —> bit.ly/monthlyhappymail

Whether you realize it or not, parenting happens in habits. We make meals, we get in cars, we answer SO many questions, we discipline, and we do bedtime. So much of our relationship with children happens through these ordinary rhythms of the day, and yet how often do we go through these motions as if they were meaningless? How often do we just blaze through these mundane “chores” to finally get some “me-time?”  In this episode, Justin will show us how ordinary routines are actually extraordinary opportunities to live out the love of God in a profound way. He'll give us the tools we need for parenting and discover spiritual meaning in the everyday moments of waking, mealtimes, screen time, and bedtimes.  We trust that you'll find this episode inspiring and useful in establishing new habits and intentional rhythms around your everyday routines. We hope that by seeing these mundane moments as spiritual practices, your family will have a greater sense of peace and purpose as your home becomes a place where everyone learns how to love.  Justin Earley is a writer, speaker, and lawyer from Richmond, Virginia, and the author of an award-winning book on habits and spiritual formation. But, most of all, he is a dad who is married to Lauren and spends a lot of time wrestling his four young boys. You can follow him online at justinwhitmelearley.com For the full show notes, go to IMbetween.org/episode152 Connect with us on: Facebook | Instagram Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today, we're talking to Justin Earley, author of “The Common Rule” and his new book “Habits of the Household”, about the beauty of habits and the power they have to form our lives, our homes, and our families. We talk through how failures might not mean what you think they mean, starting daily liturgies with your kids, and Justin's take on the number one most powerful habit you can (and should!) start today. Buy Justin's new book “Habits of the Household” here: www.habitsofthehousehold.com Buy his favorite XtraTuf boots here: https://bit.ly/3g4OZe9

The formation of good habits and the appropriation therein by the bad is a perennial topic of concern for Christians aiming to live a life worthy of their calling. See Ephesians 4:1. My guest today has written two books that will form the basis of our two part discussion on this very issue. In this first part, we will talk about The Common Rule. Then, later in the semester, we will tackle Habits of the Household. For more on Justin and his work, go here and here. You can also follow him on Twitter at @Justin_W_Earley.   Episode produced by Josh Deng, with music from Vexento. A Special Thanks to Nick and Ashley Barnett for their contribution in making this podcast possible.

Dan Johnson is joined by Justin Early to discuss the importance of practices, rhythms, and habits to a healthy life with God, and a healthy family life. Justin calls us to embrace a true freedom—not just the absence of all limitations—in relation to practices of worship and service to God. Justin Earley is a lawyer and author. His books included The Common Rule: Habits of Purpose for an Age of Distraction and Habits of the Household: Practicing the Story of God in Everyday Family Rhythms. More about his work and projects can be found here. As always we invite you to leave us a rating on your favorite podcast app or send us a comment at podcast@slbrownfoundation.org. Credits: music by Micah Behr, audio engineering by Andy Johnson, graphic design by Madeline Ramsey.

Are spiritual disciplines really helpful, or just busy work? Justin Earley, author of "The Common Rule," says we all have habits we do without thinking. What would happen if we built habits into our lives that aligned our hearts with our Creator?

We become our habits. And our kids become us. This is why carefully choosing the habits of our household is one of the most significant things we can do for our children's spiritual formation. Justin Earley joins us to talk about discovering simple habits and easy-to-implement daily rhythms that help us find meaning beyond the chaos of family life. The goal? To create a home where kids and parents alike practice how to love God and each other. Habits of the Household: Practicing the Story of God in Everyday Family Rhythms  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gordon West and Adam Ormord welcome Justin Earley to the KidZ at Home Podcast to discuss the habits that form us.Justin Earley is a husband and father, an attorney, a former missionary to China, a speaker, and an author. Justin hosts a blog, "The Common Rule," and is the author of the recently released book: "Habits of the Household: Practicing the Story of God in Everyday Family Rhythms.This is part two of a conversation we began in Episode #2, "Purposeful Life Practices," with Melissa MacDonald.  We're excited to continue the conversation with Justin on the topic of purposeful life practices, also known as a "rule of life."Having purposeful life practices is all about finding ways to create space to be with God, so we can be transformed us by God's Spirit. These habits are not imposed on us as burdensome obligations. They are invitations to enjoy rhythms which will bring us into abundance. These routine practices are gifts that will refresh, rejuvenate, and re-center us – and our children - in the loving presence of God.Recommended Resources:The Common Rule (www.thecommonrule.org)To download our free Resource Guide for this episode, please visit www.kidzathome.org and scroll to the bottom of the page. This episode is listed under the category "Receive God's Love."Please rate, leave a review, subscribe and share this podcast with others. Thank you!KidZ at Heart Podcast Hosts:Gordon West (KidZ at Heart, President/CEO)Adam Ormord (KidZ at Heart, Chief Culture Officer)

Looking for a way out of the frazzle and rush of life? Whether you are an administrator, teacher, or parent, the practical wisdom from my guest today is just for you. Justin Whitmel Earley endured his own season of crisis and discovered the power of habits in a transformational way that fundamentally changed his family life by finding meaning and order in what can feel like the daily chaos of raising children. These same principles of habit are at work in every classical Christian school as we intentionally work to form what our children love with similarly impressive results. EPISODE LINKSAbout Justin Whitmel EarleyHabits of the Household BookThe Common Rule BookWinter Symposium with Justin

There seems to be a trend these days of former high-profile evangelicals abandoning the faith. Who are these ex-vangelicals, and why are they leaving? Join Dr. Ellen Koehler as she and Pastor Chris talk postmodern deconstruction and share thoughts on what to do about it.

“The more you talk the less people listen.” Meg white The Common Rule https://www.amazon.com/Common-Rule-Habits-Purpose-Distraction/dp/0830845607 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tyler-paul-wolfe/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tyler-paul-wolfe/support

There seems to be a pandemic of nihilism these days among young people. What do you say to the person who has lost their faith, talks of suicide, wonders about the silence of God, or sees no meaning of any kind in life? So often, Christians seem to have nothing to say. But maybe not saying anything at all is the very best place to start. One cultural critical has said that the kind of secularism and atheism we experience in America today is not a conclusion but a mood. "And if secularism is not a conclusion but a mood," Justin Earley writes, "we cannot disrupt it with an argument. We must disrupt it with a presence." Pastor Chris' heartfelt sermon included a confounding passage in John's gospel, an extended (and important) quote from Columbanus, and a pivotal scene from the movie "Silence."

On your journey to get unstuck and live a more intentional life (i.e., escape moral adventure), it's important to be equipped with the proper tools. Today, we'll discuss one of those tools: Fasting. We'll chat about what we can learn from the Bible about this topic, some purposes for fasting, as well as a few tips. Below are resources we used to gather information for this episode: 1. The Common Rule: Habits of Purpose for an Age of Distraction by Justin Earley 2. https://www.christianity.com/bible/9-reasons-fast-other-than-swimsuit-season.html 3. https://www.christiantoday.com/article/5.reasons.why.christians.fast.during.lent/105105.htm 4. https://www.gotquestions.org/fasting-Christian.html

Moral Adventure is the posing of questions, criticisms, difficulties, or rationalizations resulting in the avoidance of taking right action. Being stuck in moral adventure is more common than you may think, but what might that even look like? In this episode, we give a few specific examples of how you might be stuck and possible ways out. You can find our “How to Love Your Neighbor” episode, which we mentioned in today's show, on the following platforms. Just simply click a link below. Anchor | Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube We also referenced the following books: 1) Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl 2) The Common Rule by Justin Earley

Today on the show we are talking to Justin Earley. Justin is a business lawyer in Richmond, Virginia, and the author of The Common Rule: Habits Of Purpose For An Age Of Distraction. To learn more about The Common Rule, as well as pick up the other resources that Justin offers, make sure to visit the common rule's web site. You can also follow Justin on Twitter What did you think of today's conversation? Let's connect on social media. We are on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. The Churchology Podcast is all about conversations. You can help more people join the conversation by sharing today's episode or the podcast wherever you are on social media and leave us a rating and review wherever you find your podcasts. Next week we are talking to pastor and author David Swanson about his book Rediscipling The White Church: From Cheap Grace To True Solidarity.

This week we are talking to pastor and author Jay Kim about his new book Analog Church: Why We Need Real People Places And Things In The Digital Age. Jay serves as lead pastor of teaching at WestGate Church in the Silicon Valley of CA and teacher-in-residence at Vintage Faith Church in Santa Cruz, CA. He is also on the leadership team at The ReGeneration Project, where he is a co-host of The ReGeneration Podcast. Some of his written work has been featured in Christianity Today, The Gospel Coalition, Relevant, Missio Alliance, Outreach, Pastor Resources, and other places. You can connect with Jay at his website, jaykimthinks.com and you can follow him on Twitter @jaykimthinks We would love to hear what you thought of today's episode. Let's connect on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. You can also watch this interview on our YouTube channel. Next Tuesday we are back with a brand new episode, talking to Justin Earley about his book The Common Rule: Habits Of Purpose For An Age Of Distraction.

Daily and weekly rhythms impact even the mundane of our lives in an extraordinary way.Steve is back this week to talk about the importance of rhythms with special guest, Justin Earley: Lawyer, Speaker and Award-Winning Author of The Common Rule. Together they discuss how our habits form us into the people we are becoming, and why it matters to keep rhythms in our lives. This is such an important and timely episode - we think you’re going to love it as much as we do!...Show Links:Connect with Justin! Social | Book Connect with us! Social | Website | Membership

Author, Justin Earley, spoke to our Middle and Upper School students last week about his story of enduring hardship and cultivating habits. What he shared requires time and community to process. Initially, you may feel conflicted about your habits and how it is impacting your life profoundly; but what does this mean for you now?    A few of our high school students sat down with faculty member, John Moscatello, and had a follow-up conversation about their time with Justin Earley. In just 10 minutes hear their reactions, responses, and what they learned as they ponder how habits are helping them (or not) prepare for the present and the future.

Justin Whitmel Earley, author of The Common Rule, shared with our school this week how habits are shaping our lives consciously or subconsciously. Justin challenged us to recognize how our habits reflect what we believe and worship. Listen in, and hear Justin share the theology and neurology behind our habits as well as challenging us to new habits.

In this episode of Signposts, I am joined by Justin Earley to talk about his book, The Common Rule (Winner of the Christianity Today 2020 Book of the Year Award). In our conversation, we talk about calling, habits of the heart and mind, and the way Christians can build lasting routines and spiritual disciplines rooted in the truths of Scripture to cultivate the proper worldview. Justin is a business lawyer in Richmond, Virginia. He is married to Lauren and they have four sons. I invite you to listen in to our conversation, and be sure to subscribe to receive future episodes of Signposts.

Justin Earley is the author of The Common Rule. He shares with our community the importance of having an awareness of the rituals and habits that form us.

Daily and weekly rhythms impact even the mundane of our lives in an extraordinary way.Steve Perkins is back this week to talk about the importance of rhythms with special guest, Justin Earley: Lawyer, Speaker and Author of The Common Rule.//Important Links:Endurance: Shackleton's Incredible VoyageJustin's book, The Common RuleThe Earley Legal Group | thecommonrule.org

‘The modern world is a habit formation machine’, writes author Justin Earley. We will be formed and shaped by something, unintentionally by the habits and rhythms of modern life - or intentionally, as we reject the distraction and anxiety and consumerism of our modern world to live for the love of God and neighbour. In 2020, we’ll begin each quarter thinking about the rhythms that shape us. CLICK for Bible readings: Psalm 1 and Acts 11: 19-26. CLICK for Bible reading: Matthew 11:28-30.

The Coronavirus looms. While it’s tempting to focus only on what you need to do, take some time to consider who you need to be.Justin is a lawyer and writer. He wrote a book called The Common Rule, outlining some weekly and daily habits to help us love God and love our neighbors. Justin shares about his own battle with anxiety. He reflects on why spiritual habits are more important during the Coronavirus than ever. We talk about the role of friendship and Justin urges us not to put up walls and go inward — but to do the opposite by loving our neighbors and moving outward.For more from Justin, visit thecommonrule.org. You can also read his post at the Gospel Coalition called “9 Ways to Love Your Neighbor in This Pandemic.” As always, you can subscribe to the Vivid email newsletter at RCLIWeb.org/newsletter.Subscribe to the Vivid email newsletter here

Guest Host: Brett KunkleBrett talks to John Dyer, author of From the Garden to the City: The Redeeming and Corrupting Power of Technology.Topics:Interview: John Dyer (00:00)Download the mp3...Mentioned on the Show: John DyerFrom the Garden to the City: The Redeeming and Corrupting Power of Technology by John DyerThe MAVEN Conference – February 28–29The Tech-Wise Family: Everyday Steps for Putting Technology in Its Proper Place by Andy CrouchThe Common Rule: Habits of Purpose for an Age of Distraction by Justin Earley

We speak to the author of the popular book The Common Rule, to understand the spiritual practices he recommends as we attempt to live our faithful lives.

What’s the best way to accomplish larger changes in personal life and organizational life?Tommy and Steve share a 3-step process to make daunting changes more clear and easy to tackle.Book Recommendation: ‘The Common Rule’ by Justin Earley

Having a conversation with a friend, curating your media intake, fasting something for 24 hours, and taking a sabbath. These four weekly habits can change the way you think about life and can transform your daily habits as well. In this chapter, Justin talks about the value of having a conversation with a friend as well as the value he's found in curating the media he allows in his life. Check out the full show notes and resources for this episode at dailygrowthdiscipleship.com.

Kneeling in prayer, sharing a meal, shutting off your phone, and starting the day with Scripture. These four simple, daily habits have the potential to change your life. In this chapter, Justin talks about prayer specifically and how powerful it is to kneel in prayer as a habit for daily growth. Check out the full show notes and resources for this episode at dailygrowthdiscipleship.com.

The gym is always full on January 3. But about a month later it starts to empty out again. Why? Because habits are tough to create. In this chapter, Justin talks about how he developed the habits for his Common Rule, noting there are two things that every successful habit must have! Check out the full show notes and resources for this episode at dailygrowthdiscipleship.com.

You've probably felt it at some point in your life. Monday comes around and you think, "I just need to make it through the week." There's so much more you were created to do than just work a 9 to 5 job. But fulfilling the calling God has on your life doesn't always seem straightforward. Justin's book, The Common Rule, came about through failure and his own struggle to figure out what it means to follow the call of God as a lawyer. Check out the full show notes and resources for this episode at dailygrowthdiscipleship.com.

"God has equipped you for this season. He has made you strong. Walk in it. Chin high, shoulders back. And fight for what’s important. Fight for connection, privacy, wisdom … these moments are full of wonder and wretchedness. God will use these days." Meet Kate Merrick. She’s an author, speaker, mom of three, and the cofounder of the Reality family of churches with her husband Britt. She also specializes in making up dances to The Greatest Showman soundtrack, riding a surfboard, horse, or roller skates, and adding more butter to pretty much everything. She lives in Carpinteria, California with her family, five chickens, two goats, and two miniature donkeys. Kate’s new book is Here Now: Unearthing Peace and Presence in an Overcoming World. She also has another book, And Still She Laughs: Defiant Joy in the Depths of Suffering, which tells the story of her losing her daughter to cancer. Kate is all joy and I’m glad for you to know her better.  SHOW NOTES Kate’s new book: Here Now: Unearthing Peace and Presence in an Overcoming World. Kate’s interview on DD Episode 21 Psalm 90:12 Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom. Justin Earley on DD Episode 79 Join the Dear Daughters Book Launch Team KATE’S LETTER TO HER YOUNGER SELF Dear 34 year old Kate, “Yes, this is heinous, this awful cancer diagnosis.” And, “You are ultimately not in control, but God is.” I want to say, “Honey, sweet, sweet mama, you’ve got to trust God. Worrying only gives you ulcers and makes everyone around you anxious.” I want to say, “God has equipped you for this season. He has made you strong. Walk in it. Chin high, shoulders back. And fight for what’s important. Fight for connection, privacy, wisdom, for your son who is thrown in the middle of the crisis. These moments are full of wonder and wretchedness. God will use these days.” Want to write a letter to your younger self? Get the free GRACE GUIDE here … grateful, grateful for Davis sharing their music for the DD Podcast. :)  

Justin Whitmel Earley was just about to turn 30 when he had a complete anxiety collapse. The years that followed were extremely dark. He went from being a former missionary in China, to a few short years later, an anxious lawyer, medicating with alcohol. He felt like a failure as a father, husband, worker and human being in general. In his recovery, Justin discovered that habits form us more than we form them. He believes the answer to our contemporary chaos is to practice a rule of life that aligns our habits to our beliefs. His new book, The Common Rule, offers four daily and four weekly habits, designed to help us create new routines and transform frazzled days into lives of love for God and neighbor. These are concrete, doable practices, such as a daily hour of phoneless presence or a weekly conversation with a friend. These habits have been lived out by people across all walks of life―businesspeople, professionals, parents, students, retirees―who have discovered new hope and purpose. I can’t wait for you to meet him. Here’s the interview on the Dear Daughters Podcast Episode 79. SUBSCRIBE IN ITUNES SHOW NOTES Visit Justin’s website here. Buy The Common Rule: Habits of Purpose for an Age of Distraction Pre-order Dear Daughters: Love Letters to the Next Generation Sign up for my weekly newsletter and be the first to know about upcoming events. JUSTIN’S LETTER TO HIS YOUNGER SELF Knowing what I know now, I would have first, gently told myself, there is SO much hope. Suffering and trials and personal failure are real but God’s grace and redemption means that EVEN those things will be used for his good. It doesn’t erase the suffering, but it does help in walking through those things differently. Want to write a letter to your younger self? Get the free GRACE GUIDE here … grateful, grateful for Davis sharing their music for the DD Podcast. :)

This is our third week in our January sermon series looking at the Gospel promise of transformation— transformation of our lives, our habits, and our communities. Sermon by Justin Earley.

“We become what we repeatedly do”–Sean Covey. Every year as the calendar flips, many of us get caught up in the dream of change, and in so many ways this is a beautiful thing. Justin Earley writes, “There is common grace in a calendar that regularly presents us with opportunities to reconsider how we live. The flurry of resolutions made this time of year reminds us that we really do long to be made new.” But true renewal is only The post A Rule of Life: Habits, Not Resolutions appeared first on Hoover Church of Christ.

Are spiritual disciplines really helpful, or just busy work?Justin Earley, author of "The Common Rule," says we all have habits we do without thinking. What would happen if we built habits into our lives that aligned our hearts with our Creator?

We are back! This week we are sharing a conversation we had with Justin about how he came to create The Common Rule, a set of daily and weekly habits designed to form us in the love of God and neighbor. We also talk about the time he spent in China, mental health, and his life working as an attorney and being a dad of three boys. The Common Rule Twitter

Each winter, we take a month to get on the same page as a church. We combine our adult Sunday discipleship classes and study an issue together that has bearing on how we live our lives as Christ-followers--no matter what age or stage of life we find ourselves in. This year, we will gather to look at the theme: The Art of Neighboring. Our goal is to help our church explore what it really means to love our neighbor-- including how to love our neighbors!-- as we launch our Parish Life ministry.

In the first of this new series “Audio Appendix," Corey has a conversation with Third member Justin Earley on his own struggle with time, vocation, habit and the Christian life.

Join us this Sunday as we explore God's plan and intent for our work and vocations. Sermon by Justin Earley.