One Critical Thing Godly Dads Do DAILY (Instead of Scrolling) – Message at The MAG EP 827
Mar 14, 2025
Discover the transformative power of storytelling in strengthening family and community bonds. Reflecting on tragedy through the lens of Job, the discussion brings life to the importance of shared experiences. Learn how modern distractions can overshadow these vital connections and why it’s essential to pass down personal faith stories to the next generation. Explore a method for sharing the core message of Christianity with clarity and impact, encouraging deep discussions within families about love and faith.
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Accidental Sext
Jim Ramos accidentally sexted his men's ministry leader instead of his wife.
The leader, thankfully, found the humor in the situation.
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The Lost Art of Storytelling
The introduction of electricity in a Nigerian village led to the decline of storytelling.
People became fixated on light bulbs, abandoning the nightly bonfire gatherings where elders shared tribal stories.
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Men Tell Stories, Women Process
Men communicate through stories, often centered around past experiences, smack talk, or future plans.
Women tend to focus on present issues, emotions, and tasks, demonstrating a managerial approach.
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In 'Leadership Is an Art', Max De Pree explores the concept of leadership as a form of stewardship, focusing on building relationships, initiating ideas, and creating a lasting value system. He stresses the importance of defining reality and expressing gratitude, and highlights the role of leaders in stimulating effectiveness, developing and defending civility and values, and nurturing new leaders. De Pree advocates for participative management, roving leadership, and a culture of respect and trust, emphasizing that good leadership is about serving the organization and its people rather than just achieving financial success.
Can storytelling really shape the future of your family and community? Storytelling isn’t just about preserving history— it can empower your tribe and strengthen your leadership.
In this week’s message, Pastor Jim Ramos emphasizes the importance of storytelling within familial and tribal contexts, drawing from Job 29 where Job reflects on life before his tragedies. This message brings NEW life to the ancient practice of passing down traditions.
This message is from The MAG, The McMinnville Area Gathering for men in McMinnville, Oregon.
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