This week Summer and Joy tackle the idea of what is “lawful but not profitable” and how understanding what Paul meant in 1 Corinthians 10 frees us from having to wonder what God wants us to do in any given situation. Then they end with an enlightening round of Unrecommends and for some reason there’s a gong involved.

1:10 Joy and Summer go Stranger Than Fictioning.

4:00 If you mop the floor, and then your kids walk on it before it dries, do they even love you?

5:45 Why “I’m fine” is actually a rational response, OKAY?!

7:50 Are we even serious when we say we are trying to figure out “God’s will” for our lives?

11:30 How can Paul say “all things are lawful” if sin is sin? Has God’s Word spoken on whether or not binge-watching Netflix is a sin?

16:10 How do you determine if obviously positive things (like adoption, or missions work) are a part of God’s will for your life?

22:05 What kind of thinking leads us to believe that God’s next blessing is just around the corner, all while missing the ones right under our noses?

24:10 Why is food a category that goes under “lawful but profitable/not profitable”?

34:17 We do a round of Unrecommends that includes unrecommending doing unrecommends. And no, you should not eat fish at a social gathering (is it even profitable????).