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When was the last time you were genuinely amazed? As kids, we wondered about everything. We asked questions, explored, noticed things adults had stopped noticing. Somewhere along the way, many of us traded wonder for certainty. Golf has a funny way of bringing some of that wonder back. A perfect shot, a ridiculous bounce, a sunrise over the course—you never quite know what’s coming next. And maybe our faith should feel a little more like that. In this episode of Shanktification, we talk about why we should never stop wondering about God, His creation, and what He might be doing in our lives. Because sometimes the healthiest thing we can do isn't find another answer. It’s keep asking better questions.

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When Paul says, “Be imitators of me,” in 1Corinthians 4:16, that is a bold statement.
But what if somebody actually imitated our lives.

When I was a kid, I wanted to swing like Tiger Woods because I thought looking like him would help me become like him. We do the same thing in life. We imitate people we admire, people we respect, and people who are further down the road than we are.

But that raises a harder question.

Are we living a life worth imitating.

In this episode of Shanktification, we look at humility, pride, selfishness, and apathy, and what it means to follow someone while also becoming someone worth following.

If someone copied your life, what would they become..

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A four-hour round of golf sounds like four hours of golf. But when you add up the actual time we spend hitting shots, there’s a whole lot of time left in between.

And maybe that’s the point.

We spend so much of life focused on the next shot—the next thing we need to accomplish, fix, or control—that we can miss what’s happening right in front of us.

In this episode of Shanktification, we talk about the moments between the shots—the conversations, the people, the interruptions, and the things God may be putting right in our path while we're busy thinking about our next move.

Because the shots may fill the scorecard, but it’s the moments between them that often change our lives.

⛳ Shanktification — Golf, grace, and the beautiful struggle for perfection.

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