#64 Seven Times Down, Eight Times Up: Breaking All-or-Nothing Thinking (Proverbs 24:16)
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#64 Seven Times Down, Eight Times Up: Breaking All-or-Nothing Thinking (Proverbs 24:16)
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Have you ever slipped up after weeks of doing well and thought, "Well, all that was lost. I'm back at ground zero"? That's all-or-nothing thinking. It has kept a lot of men down who could have gotten back up.
In this episode, Richard Young looks at Proverbs 24:16: "For the righteous falls seven times and rises again, but the wicked stumble in times of calamity." It's the verse that broke a lot of things loose for him a few years ago. Scripture doesn't say the righteous never fall. It says they get back up.
In this episode:
- Why counting days and all-or-nothing thinking can hold you back
- Why quitting porn can feel harder at first: once you stop numbing, you have to face real life
- How to keep a growth mindset: noticing triggers, watching patterns, and learning to sit with urges instead of running from them
- A striking study about rats in water, and what it shows about the power of knowing help is coming
- Why you already have everything you need in Christ, right now
You're not too far gone. God loves you. He's teaching you, guiding you, and disciplining you as His son. If you slip, you don't have to stay down. The episode closes with a prayer to stand in that truth and refuse to give up.
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