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A creation never needs permission from the creator to do what is created to do.

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Hello and welcome to the very first episode of the Stand Up Dude podcast.

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I am one of your hosts, Stewart White, along with my host Tim Bisagno.

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And if you came across this podcast, you probably found us a few different ways.

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Possibly an ad, possibly you were on social media, maybe you were just searching for podcasts,

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but either way. So many ways. Yeah. You could have found.

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We are so stoked to have you here. And we want to dive right into answer some questions,

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because maybe your first question is what is a stand up dude? I know a lot of you are probably

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wondering that very thing. So Tim, can you just hit it right away, just go right for it?

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Well a Stand Up Dude is a man being the man that he's created to be. You know, I've just seen

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that in today's culture, it's bold and potentially offensive to call a man to be a man.

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The part that has just pushed me to want to make this thing happen here is just considering the,

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what I'm calling the emasculating lies that many young people are being led to believe as

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truth air quotes about manhood. A stand up dude is really the guy that's willing to risk

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to stand up and to be the man that he's created to be.

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Well, I know some guys might listen to podcasts or hear guys where they'll hear a lot of like

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calling men out, like just shaming them mostly. And they just say things that kind of are meant

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to motivate, but often they just kind of maybe emasculate even further. What makes us different?

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Yeah. First of all, nobody that I know likes being called out. So a stand up dude isn't calling

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men out instead were calling men forward. Stand up dudes are really just a resolution of

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called men forward, men that are called forward who are willing with with God's help. And there ain't no

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way to do it without it to do the work to discover to to uncover or even rediscover the man that

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they're created to be. We don't necessarily have to have this big revolution then. Right.

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I think maybe that's the thing people get tripped up on is I know for me, I'll find something

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and think I have to go all in and it's all or nothing. And if I don't do this hardcore, then

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somehow I'm going to fail. And we're not really doing that. We're trying to create a process that

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is realistic, that is actually achievable so that you can have real success and not just temporary

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success. Yeah. Stand up dude isn't something to be confused with a revolution or even

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a movement. It's not a revolution but rather we don't need a revolution but what we do need

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is a resolution. We need men that have made a resolute decision in spite of the cost to stand up

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and literally speak up and be the man that they're created to be. A stand up dude has decided

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to stand what he's going to stand on, what he's going to stand for, and what he's going to stand with.

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And that is the truth of God's word which graciously ends up in boldening that dude to actually be

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that man that he's created to be. That is really interesting to me. Those three characteristics

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standing on, standing for and standing with. And it's not just anything though, it's the truth

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of God's word. I know there's going to be some people listening to us and they're going to think,

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well I don't want your God, I don't want your religion. How would we even approach that with them?

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Yeah, that's a great question. When we first started, the best way to explain it is

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vitrall comes to mind when we put these ads out and trying to encourage young men to be the man

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that they're created to be. And then we end up fairly quickly letting them know in order to be the man

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you're created to be, you got a man, you got to start by first knowing your creator. And that's when

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the rubber hits the road and guys just get ticked off. They're like, how can you tell me that I am

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not a man? If I don't worship your fake God and you want to be a prophet, teacher guy, you guys

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called Jesus that supposedly resurrected from the dead and somehow offers you guys to live for

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you joking me. Are you telling me that I can't be a man if I don't believe that? That was a lot.

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Yeah. The first day out of a gate. And so that's why I said, considering or even potentially telling

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young men the truth, it could be seen as quite offensive. And so we're just encouraging young men,

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we're inviting young men to seek the truth with personal honesty. That means looking inside.

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That means we invite them to stand for the truth in integrity and share actually the truth in

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love, key, sharing the truth in love. We think that I understand that only by really just knowing Jesus,

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the Jesus of the Bible of God's Word, can we see the incredibly balanced model of masculinity,

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of masculine conviction and the resolute strength met with an indescribable compassion and love.

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These young men were inviting them to see Jesus, to recognize him for the man, the model of

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masculinity that he is that represented and gave us such an incredible balance of masculine conviction

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and resolute strength yet met incredibly with an indescribable compassion and love.

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Just by really just by emulating Jesus and the trunist that he lived to his core, to do the hard stuff

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at the cost of being misunderstood and eventually canceled to death by bucking the norm.

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Well, today stand up, dude, can truly once and for all, as we've mentioned, no, finally, what he

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stands on, what he stands for and who he stands with. That's so good. I literally just had a

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conversation with a group of guys and I know the common thing is people will look at Jesus and they'll

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think that's not a very masculine man because the way he's been portrayed is like long flowing,

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blonde hair. He looks like he's wearing a dress and he's always super soft spoken and everything.

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I was like, that's not the biblical model of Jesus that we see. Now, he isn't this extreme,

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wrestling bears. He is the god of the universe. This is what the Bible teaches. If this offends you,

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we want to ask you, why does that offend you? Maybe you think it's offending your intelligence,

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but maybe there's something deeper at play and knowing that he is the god of the universe become a man

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who humbled himself, joined us. He's familiar with us, right? He's familiar with our weaknesses.

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And he took on the sins of the world on the cross. We always praise these men who can do great feats

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and amazing efforts and things like that. But at the same time, we tend to look at Jesus and not

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really be that impressed. And I used to be that way. I used to not be that impressed. If I read the

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Bible and be like, I'm more impressed with guys like Paul. Paul was kicking butt. Paul was doing things.

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He was amazing. Love me some David too. Yeah. Yeah. David. He's slaying giants. We want the heroes.

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But we miss it. And we're like, oh, this Jesus guy. Hold on. He bore the sins on the cross. He

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died one of the most brutal deaths you could die. And according to what the Bible says, he took sin

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and death upon himself. And he bore that hour sin the entire world. There's no greater strength,

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no greater feat than anyone's ever accomplished. Oh, yeah, man. You know, stand for, stand on and

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stand with. I just wanted to remind anybody listening that a stand up dude really, he stands with

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God, yes. But he also stands with other men. I want to read you a verse. There's a couple right here

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that are life changing to me. Go for it. Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous.

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Don't be terrified or dismayed for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go. That's Joshua

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one nine. A stand up dude knows who he's standing with. He's standing with God. But we're going to get

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here to this other men part in a second. But the godly courage that we're speaking of is far less

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about your bravery and far more about knowing God is with you. That's what's up. My favorite verse,

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which is always just burning at least in the background. If not right in front of me is is

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Hebrews 13 5 and 6. Check this out. For he, God himself has said, I will not in any way

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fail you nor give you up nor leave you without support. I will not. I will not. I will not in any degree

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leave you helpless nor forsake nor let you down or relax my hold upon you. So we take comfort

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and we're encouraged encouraged. It's like courage inside. We are encouraged and confidently and

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boldly say the Lord is my helper. I will not be seized with alarm. Such that if that's true and it is

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what can what can man do to us? What can what can we not do with with with God's power with God's

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conviction with God's truth in our heart and his light in our eyes? That is so good. I love the fact that

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that version there it just digs into the real confidence. Yeah, that courage, it's not courage that's

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just made up inside of yourself. It actually is the courage that comes with like if you have that

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bigger stronger brother or something when you're a little kid, you've got the big guy on your side.

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In this case we have the very God of the universe who's saying I'm there. I've got you. I'm not letting

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you go. And I think so many guys that's where they're at. They're angry. They're fed up and frustrated

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with life because they feel like somebody has disappointed them, failed them. Maybe it's their father,

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maybe it's their friends, maybe the family they were born into or their job or whatever to know that

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there is a God who actually loves them, who actually cares for them. This is what real courage comes

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from. You can face those things I mentioned because you've got that. Oh yeah. That the verse about him

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never leaving us or forsaking us. That truth is always refining my resolve to be the man that I'm

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created to be. But the cool thing is and we're getting to this is we don't do it alone. That's just

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the, that's just for me way I'm built. And I think all men are even if they don't like to admit that.

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We don't like to do it alone. We can run our families. We can run our businesses. We can run just all

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kind of things. And sometimes it's a lot of pressure and we can feel all alone. But God doesn't expect

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nor even want us to to ever stand here on this earth alone. There's something magical that happens

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when we stand with other men. Men are created to stand with other men. And that's just why we've created

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this resolution of stand up, dude, for men. There's no need to stand alone. I just want to say something

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in all my, in all my years, I've seen God being very, very patient with me. He's just so good, so good.

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We know from scripture, he just doesn't wait forever, you know, he just doesn't. So right now we feel

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at stand up, dude, that God is waiting. Certainly, also we also feel that culture, culture is waiting

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for men to stand up. And you know what I have learned in the last three to four years,

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as I have really, this has been on my heart, all the women that I talk to about what we're doing,

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the women are waiting for men and young men to stand up and be the man that God created them to be.

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And as we strongly feel that men are waiting. And perhaps, you know, what we're waiting for is maybe

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permission to be men, but a creation man, a creation us, a creation never needs permission from the

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creator to do what it was created to do. It was just set and made to do what it was created and

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designed by the creator to do. But we don't do it alone. Our creator not only does not create us

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and set us on the floor and say, get going. No, he teaches us how to walk and he walks with us as well.

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I love that. It feels like something to me in there that rings true is that we men tend to wait and

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we wait and we want a hero, but we tend to put our focus on another hero. Or we just wait and you

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see a lot of men sit around and just do nothing. And it's equally as devastating. Men doing the wrong

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thing or doing nothing at all. And we think, well, if I just hold back, I'm going to be in a place that's

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safe. I love that you said that the creation never needs permission from its creator to do what the

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creator made it to do in the first place. I feel like a lot of us are sitting back maybe waiting,

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like thinking, I need permission. But that's not the case. That's truly how I perceive culture,

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especially young men. This is not a judgment of unyoung men. I'm here, have created a stand-up

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dude out of my love and incredible empathy for young men. I have sons and praise God that they

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do walk in their masculinity and their giftings that God has made them. They're both very different

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from each other and they're both amazing them. And it's just something that I have seen. I wasn't sure

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I was going to go here, but let me just explain something. So I recently told a young man when he

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asked me, why are you doing this? And I said, let's call him Joe. I said, Joe, from my experience,

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I'm viewing today's young male population. And it's a little bit like they are in the in the

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cattle. They're the frog in the cattle and the water has been slowly turned up on them their whole

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life. It's not default. They didn't turn up the water. I'm just this is by perspective seeing it.

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It's like they're in this pot and culture has slowly turned this thing up and they don't necessarily

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per se understand the water that they are in. And he asked, well, why do you care? Like, well, I care

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because it's important for you to not boil in this culture that tells you you're not allowed to

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be a man. And it's like, what, Tim? Like what? Like, well, gosh, like some of the just watch the

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commercials on television. The man is always the idiot. The husband is always the lazy buffoon

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that's uninformed almost every time. And I'm just like, that's just a piece of the culture that you

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guys have grown up in and that you might not notice because you were born into it. If you're born

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into a blue room, you kind of think everything's blue. And that's probably because it is. And tell you

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realize, not the whole world isn't that what was not created to be just blue. I just am here to to kind

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of hold a mirror up and say, hey, hey, hey, you're created for more than this. And you don't need permission.

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The Lord has given you a significant calling. And that is to be the man that you are created to be.

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And guess what? It's not always easy. So matter of fact, it is hard. Yeah. So matter of fact, men do

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the hard stuff. And that's why he's giving you this calling because he knows you can do it. Yeah,

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I'm passionate about seeing young men walk into their purpose and live out their calling and be the

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man that they're created to be. So something I'm picking up on in what you said before was,

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it sounds like you're saying, men, they don't have to do this alone. They're not left to themselves.

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But they have other men and they have their creator there. One man at a time, I like to think of it as

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with men together. It's kind of like iron, a sharpened iron. You know that verse, it's you use steel to

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sharpen steel and one friend sharpens another in proverbs. Sparks can fly when you use steel to sharpen

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steel, but a friend sharpens another. And that's what we have here. Another verse straight out of

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of proverbs. It says, faithful are the wounds of a friend who corrects out of love and concern.

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But the kisses of an enemy are deceitful. I grew up kind of hurt hearing that one, but I looked it

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up today. And there's this other translation. Check this out. It's called the EXB. It says, the slap

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or bruises of a friend can be trusted to help you. But the kisses of an enemy are nothing but lies.

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Oh boy. That's a good one. That is a good one. We're here to graciously slap each other.

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It's silly. Wake us up and be the man that we're creating to be. And those slaps or bruises can be

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the faithful wounds of a friend who corrects and and loves because of their concern. So we have

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heard that iron sharpens iron. And it would seem that it's kind of implying like as one man,

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iron sharpens iron, it says so one sharpens another. There's almost this like danger or benefit

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if you're not being sharpened your dull, right? Yeah. If you are being sharpened now your

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precision instrument, perhaps like a scalpel like the scalpel in the hands of a master surgeon is

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useful. But a dull scalpel or a dull knife, a dull man can be dangerous, right? Yeah, absolutely.

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Yeah, just use a dull pocket knife and try to cut something your the user use is probably going

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to get cut. Yep. And worst cuts I've ever had have been on dull knives. Yeah, that's what they

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that's what they say. I've cleaned a few deer and had to change blades halfway through and if you

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don't change it up, you're gonna cut your neck. Yeah, we got a lot of dull men out there. But as

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you're sharpening sparks fly, right? Yeah, just like on the iron sharpening iron. But in a healthy way,

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it's sharpening them up. Yeah. So really what that is looking like is God is calling men forward,

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right? He's calling men to be useful for the purpose he made them. Yes, yes, absolutely. God is calling

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them really forward to today to sharpen their minds and strengthen their hearts with this butter

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like to edged sword of truth of who God says that you are and living into your purpose for your life.

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There are listeners out there that don't know personally this this Jesus that we've spoken of.

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If you would love we would love for you to go to standupdude.com/standup and then you'll see

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something else that I think is just super helpful there that will give you a great growth path to be

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able to help you grow and lean and begin to wear this great armor, this great fitting, this just clothes,

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your favorite shirt, your best pants, your shoes you love, the socks you like to wear with it,

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everything custom made for your likeness and for what makes you tick to grow into what God has created

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you to be. You can find those tools, those specific things that will help you be that man at standupdude.com/be-more.

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We encourage you guys to go check out those links. They'll also be in the show notes if you didn't

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write them down. So Tim finally, what does a standup dude actually look like? Oh, there's a greatest

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verse. It's in first Corinthians 16, 13, 14. It describes it as to be watchful. Stand firm in the

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faith. Act like men. Be strong and let all that you do be done and love. Whoa, those first four

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pieces just feel like kind of like chest beaters like well, be watchful. Stand firm in the faith.

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Act like man. Be strong. Oh, and then it ends with and let all that you do be done and love. Yeah,

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it tempers it doesn't it. It does, doesn't it? And that's what it looks like to be standup dude.

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Awesome. Well, thank you guys so much for joining us on this very first episode of the standupdude podcast.

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If you have more questions or your interest in learning more, go to the links we mentioned. They'll

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be in the show notes and also drop us a line. You can do that at the website as well. We'd love to hear

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from you. We'd love to answer your questions or even take your hate mail because we believe that

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Jesus is big enough and the gospel is strong enough to handle even your objections. So thank you guys

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for listening and tune in for the next episode soon. Yeah, do that. We'd love to see you.

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