In this Lessons episode, discover how ancient scripture offers timeless wisdom for modern life.

Learn why reinterpreting religious texts reveals profound insights into ethics, leadership, and business,

and understand how aligning age-old principles with contemporary values transforms criticism into a roadmap for success.

Oh, my life and life. success. You know, I think that's actually probably the biggest criticism of religion. It's like

why not, why not just focus on, again, belief systems, on being good, on being altruistic,

on being better humans. I think that's the important piece. But and then, and then also the

other criticism is to look at old scripture and get and so much misinterpretation across the board

with like old scripture.

And you, I know you have a very, you're known for not only interpretation of scripture

that could be seen outdated or totally out of alignment with the time that I'm curious

as to how you work through some of those mental problems when you're

trying to figure out, okay, this is scripture that at face value seems incredibly offensive

based on like modern norms. So I'm curious how you sort of reconcile outdated scripture or a scripture that seems outdated,

but also how do you apply some lessons from Old Testament, New Testament, any sort of religious

text to modern day present society?

Yeah, I think, again, we talked about the word of God not being

technologically, right? So it can never be outdated. The stories that you read about are outdated,

right? So the children of Israel in the wilderness and the Red Sea parting and Daniel and the Lion's dead.

You know, all of those things are ancient stories.

But I've never heard anybody say in the entrepreneurial space, the principles of they can grow rich outdated.

See, principles don't become outdated. It is amazing how

when it comes to religion, we perceive that our book is outdated, but people are still reading

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