Does “sweetness” characterize your speech?
In this episode of Fastened Like Nails, Dr. Hamby and Molly Mayo welcome Jake Phillips—voice actor and Lamplighter Theatre legend—to the podcast. Together, they reflect on the wisdom of Proverbs 16:21: “Sweetness of the lips increaseth learning.” Jake also shares personal insights into what God is teaching him through John 13.
Tune in for a gentle reminder about the power of responding with “sweetness,” and a heartfelt conversation about trusting God through trials and circumstances we may not yet understand.
“What I am doing you do not understand now, but afterward you will understand.” — John 13:7
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Does “sweetness” characterize your speech?
In this episode of Fastened Like Nails, Dr. Hamby and Molly Mayo welcome Jake Phillips—voice actor and Lamplighter Theatre legend—to the podcast. Together, they reflect on the wisdom of Proverbs 16:21: “Sweetness of the lips increaseth learning.” Jake also shares personal insights into what God is teaching him through John 13.
Tune in for a gentle reminder about the power of responding with “sweetness,” and a heartfelt conversation about trusting God through trials and circumstances we may not yet understand.
“What I am doing you do not understand now, but afterward you will understand.” — John 13:7
We all like to be clever. Be it a smart joke, a well-timed business venture, or a sly move in a board game, acting shrewd can feel very satisfying. But is “shrewdness” always a good thing? Today on Fastened Like Nails, Dr. Mark Hamby and Pastor Justin Langley delve into one of the Bible’s most puzzling parables: The Unjust Steward. The steward is dubbed “shrewd” by his actions, but whether or not that’s a good thing is up for debate. Dr. Hamby and Pastor Justin present two sides to this parable, expositing the Scripture in equally compelling ways. Perhaps there’s more to shrewdness (and this steward) than meets the eye! Listen in to find out more…
Fastened Like Nails
Does “sweetness” characterize your speech?
In this episode of Fastened Like Nails, Dr. Hamby and Molly Mayo welcome Jake Phillips—voice actor and Lamplighter Theatre legend—to the podcast. Together, they reflect on the wisdom of Proverbs 16:21: “Sweetness of the lips increaseth learning.” Jake also shares personal insights into what God is teaching him through John 13.
Tune in for a gentle reminder about the power of responding with “sweetness,” and a heartfelt conversation about trusting God through trials and circumstances we may not yet understand.
“What I am doing you do not understand now, but afterward you will understand.” — John 13:7
