Transcript
A (0:05)
Welcome to the Crazy Love Podcast. What if the reason you're so restless isn't because you don't have enough, but because you've stopped rejoicing in God? In today's episode, Francis Chan exposes the quiet sin of coveting and the joy we've been missing. This is a raw, honest invitation to. To set our minds on things above, to tune out the noise of the world and to rediscover what it means to be fully content in Christ.
B (0:43)
Man, it's crazy, you know, listening to his story and just his pursuit of God in that prison. Because all the stuff I was going to talk about, you just spoke about when you were explaining, like, when you were alone in that cell, and it's just you and God and that focus.
C (1:02)
I know a lot of you are listening to that and you're going, that's crazy. I don't get that.
B (1:06)
That's weird to me.
C (1:07)
I've never had anything close to that.
B (1:10)
I don't know what you're talking about.
C (1:12)
But, man, I know what you're talking about. Like, what you were talking about was the exact thing that the Lord was putting on my heart about just me. And this time with him almost being in a cell, like, tuning everything else out. You see, I just got back from India.
B (1:29)
I was in India this week. If you don't know anything about India, talk to Jonathan. Yes, his people.
C (1:38)
Everyone looks like him there. Billions of people like him. But amazing time.
B (1:47)
I mean, just one of the coolest trips of my life. But God taught me so, so much. I was only there for a few days, but. Which is crazy because it's like 24 hours of flying to get there. It's just. It's brutal. But when I was there, I was speaking to a bunch of pastors. These guys are, like my heroes. And there were, like 500 of these.
C (2:11)
Men, and each of them were over.
B (2:14)
Like, hundreds of churches. Okay, so, like, one guy had, like, 800 churches that he helped start, you know, and now here's 500 of these types of guys.
C (2:24)
And I gave the talk that I gave here, like, two months ago. I remember when I talked about First Peter 4 and about suffering for the gospel and how suffering is a good thing, and we got to learn and understand that.
