255 | Launching an Intentional Discipleship Plan & Choosing to Climb Everyday Towards Joy (Brook Mosser: Part 2)

• Connect with brothers who think differently than you.
• Surrounding our sons around the men who have impacted the way we live life.
• It's not about failing, it's about what you do after the fail.
• Get in touch with your own depravity: what you don't transfer, you transmit.
• The only way you will get to joy is to climb to it.

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Brook and Elizabeth Mosser help lead Intentional with Phil and Diane as well as Pastor at Riverbend Church in Bend, OR. Elizabeth is Phil and Diane’s daughter, which makes Brook their son in law, which means they are all family learning to do this thing called life and relationships together. They reside in Bend, OR with their four children Duke (13), Scarlet (10), Birdie (6), and Sloane (4). Brook and Elizabeth are passionate about leadership, marriage and seeing their own four kids become all in disciples of Jesus and helping other’s do the same.

• 25:06 - "Romans 12, think of yourself with sober judgment according to the faith given to you. Meaning, just realize that you might have some work to do and... that's really important because that's one of the only things that opens up the floodgates to what I would say next, which is, What you don't transform, you transmit."
• 26:07 - "The funniest thing, when you read the Scriptures, in my personal opinion, is God never says in the Scriptures, all you need is me. You don't need anyone else. You only need me. He says you need me and the primary way He gives us examples to live that out is with other people and close deep relationships."

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