
Ask a man what his hobby is, and many won't have an answer. Lots of guys find themselves overwhelmed by work and family responsibilities; their own needs are secondary, so they don't take the time to think about what might be enjoyable for them to do on the side. Somewhere along the way, we stop creating, exploring, playing, and enjoying the gifts God has placed within us because we are focused on taking care of others, and don't want to be (or appear) selfish by focusing on ourselves. But what if reclaiming healthy leisure isn't selfish, but spiritual? In this episode of the Impactus podcast, Jordan sits down with pastor Josh Hageman to explore the surprising theology of hobbies. From Scandinavian mid-century furniture to basketball, skateboarding, and even video games, they discuss why God designed men for more than mere productivity, how hobbies can become acts of worship, why they contribute to a man's soul and well-being, and how they can open the door to meaningful conversations with people far from God. They also tackle the other side of the conversation: When does a hobby become an idol? How do we keep healthy boundaries? And how can the passions we love become opportunities for mission instead of escape? Whether you've lost touch with the things that once brought you joy or you're wondering if your interests have any Kingdom value, this conversation will challenge you to see hobbies in a whole new light. Website: https://impactus.org/ Check Our Resources for Men: https://impactus.org/resources/ ---------------------------------------------- Follow us on Social Media Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Twitter This Is Me TV
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