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251 | Bringing Play into Manhood, Fatherhood, and Marriage (Morgan Snyder: Part 2)

Nov 10, 2022

Key Takeaways

 

  • Wilderness is a necessity for every human being.
  • Masculine heart was meant to risk.
  • When the Son is ready, the Father appears.
  • The hardest and gladdest thing in the world is to cry out, Father from a whole heart.

 

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Morgan Snyder

 

Morgan Snyder is a strategist, entrepreneur, teacher, writer, and speaker. His passion is to both be shaped by and shape the men and women who are shaping the kingdom of God. In 2010, he established BecomeGoodSoil.com, a fellowship of leaders whose global reach offers guidance for the narrow road of becoming the kind of person to whom God can confidently entrust the care of his kingdom. He serves on the executive leadership team of Wild at Heart and Ransomed Heart Ministries, having served alongside John and Stasi Eldredge for more than two decades. Morgan goes off the grid every chance he gets, whether bow hunting in the Colorado wilderness or choosing the adventurous life with his greatest treasures: his wife, Cherie; his son, Joshua; and his daughter, Abigail.

 

Key Quotes (Full Transcript of the Conversation Here)

 

  • 12:43 - "Wilderness and nature is part of design for soul... there are elements like just simply a man submitting himself to a world that he doesn't control, that that he is exposed, that he is in need, that there's something bigger than him. There's humility. There's awe. There's the way things work that's essential for every man, his version of it."
  • 22:36 - "So often, it's actually the condition of the orphan that's blocking the radical love of the Father, the pursuit of the Father, the ongoing efforts of the Father to intervene."

 

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