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Unbottled — CURIOSITY: Why So Curious? [EP007]
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Unbottled — CURIOSITY: Why So Curious? [EP007]
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About this listen
In this episode of Unbottled, we explore the concept of curiosity and how it can be both a positive and negative force in our lives. We discuss how curiosity, when used within safe boundaries, can lead to healthy doubt and exploration, creative expression, and a deeper connection with God. However, when abused, curiosity can lead to negative consequences such as addiction and obsession. We also delve into how Jesus leverages our natural curiosity through the use of parables, drawing us in and inspiring us to connect more deeply with Him.
Pop the top and tune in to join the discussion and gain new insights into curiosity and how we manage it.
SEGMENTS
- (00:00) Intro
- (09:50) Rehabilitating the connotations behind curiosity
- (16:14) Asking questions and doubting common assumptions
- (20:14) Balancing curiosity and exploration with safety
- (22:55) Parenting parallels
- (30:36) Better mentoring with curious mentees
- (35:42) Curiosity and trust
- (42:49) Jesus leveraging curiosity for closeness
- (45:49) Wisdom gained through experience
- (48:25) The positive and negative aspects of curiosity
- (50:14) Tarzan
- (55:58) Relationship fantasy
- (01:03:05) When curiosity threatens contentment
- (01:07:14) Seeking wisdom and guidance
- (01:11:55) Closing thoughts
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