Way Of The Heart

If you’ve ever listened to the podcast and wondered, “What on earth do they mean by ‘orphan mentality’ or ‘foxhole friends’?” then this episode is for you. Jake and Brett zoom out to explain some of the vernacular they use regularly on the show. Whether you’re a faithful listener or new to the Way of the Heart, this episode is full of a-ha moments as they provide context to terms like the foxhole, wounds, scripts, performance orientation, and orphan.    Key Points   The foxhole: in wartimes, a trench that you would dig yourself for safety Foxhole friendships are very rare, intimate and require deep trust. You don’t want to move too quickly into foxhole friendships. Jesus had foxhole friends Wounds: a popular term right now. Jake and Brett explain the difference between what they mean when they talk about wounds vs what the culture refers to The virtuous life is found between two extreme attitudes: “everything is wounds” and “stop navel gazing” Scripts: a collection of beliefs that create a story for us  Perf