We might try to avoid it but it’s inevitable—we all fail at something at some point. No matter if we are in the workforce, self-employed, at home, or in ministry, we face failure. But we will have moments of success as well, which in some ways can be even more difficult to handle. Navigating both of those with grace can be a challenge in different ways! How can we respond well as believers? In today’s conversation, Shelby and I invited staff writer Katie Davidson to join us as we talk about how to navigate success and failure. If you struggle to receive success with humility or failu...
We might try to avoid it but it’s inevitable—we all fail at something at some point. No matter if we are in the workforce, self-employed, at home, or in ministry, we face failure. But we will have moments of success as well, which in some ways can be even more difficult to handle. Navigating both of those with grace can be a challenge in different ways! How can we respond well as believers?
In today’s conversation, Shelby and I invited staff writer Katie Davidson to join us as we talk about how to navigate success and failure. If you struggle to receive success with humility or failure with grace, we encourage you to join us in this conversation. We hope that it will provide you with some practical and Biblical wisdom to rightly navigate these situations in your everyday life. In the good and bad, whether we succeed or fail, we know that we can fix our eyes on God who is good and faithful and wise.
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Time Stamps:
00:00 - We’re hiring!
2:07 - About Katie
4:05 - Favorite things
8:09 - Why is failure so hard?
11:28 - How failure impacts our identity
13:52 - Peter’s failure
18:59 - How the Bible defines success and failure
24:46 - Success, failure, and the gospel
Favorite Things:
Skylar Capri Perfume
Sweet Vanilla Cold Foam
Crispy Brussel Sprouts Recipe
Resources mentioned in this episode:
Heart of Christ Coffee Table Book
Scripture mentioned in this episode:
2 Corinthians 12:10
Matthew 26:23-30
Luke 22:32
Luke 22:54-61
Matthew 16:25
Philippians 3:7-8
Matthew 20:16
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