"Six Virtues & The People We Become"
Six Virtues and the People We Become
What kind of people are we becoming—and how does that affect the people around us?
In this concluding episode of The Kingdom Corner’s six virtue arcs, Matthew Geib gathers the central lessons from a journey through approximately thirty historical episodes exploring courage, endurance, stewardship of power, discernment, wisdom, and legacy.
Through the lives of Daniel, Joseph, Jesus, Samuel, Nebuchadnezzar, and Barnabas, we consider how these virtues take shape in everyday choices and relationships.
In this episode:
- Courage: taking a faithful step when fear and pressure are real.
- Endurance: remaining faithful when the road grows long.
- Stewardship of power: using our influence to strengthen others.
- Discernment: seeing clearly and remaining open to correction.
- Wisdom: responding in a way that reflects God’s heart.
- Legacy: helping people grow through the lives we live today.
The journey comes together through the fruit of the Spirit, the character that supports our gifts, and the picture of believers being built together into God’s living temple.
As we conclude, consider one place to put these truths into practice—a conversation, an opportunity to encourage someone, or a decision that calls for wise counsel.
Key Scripture passages:
Daniel 6; Genesis 40–45; John 13; 1 Samuel 16; Daniel 4; Acts 9:26–27 and 11:22–26; Galatians 5:22–23; Ephesians 2:19–22 and 4:15–16.
Book reference correction:
Near the end of the episode, I misstated the subtitle of our Reading Room book. The correct title is Integrity: The Courage to Meet the Demands of Reality, by Dr. Henry Cloud.
There are more stories ahead. For now, let’s carry these with us.
CORRECTION: The Book we are reading on Thrsdays & Fridays Here at the Same Time IS: INTEGRITY: THE COURAGE TO MEET THE DEMANDS OF REALITY By Henry Cloud ..come join us if you can!:-)
