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Episode 459: Watch Yourselves: Accountability and Forgiveness | 2 Minute Disciple Ep. 255
Episode | September 19th, 2026 | Season 5 | 9 mins 16 secs
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In Episode 255 of the 2 Minute Disciple, we explore Luke 17:1-4 and Jesus's teaching on community responsibility, confrontation, and forgiveness. This episode reveals that we have a dual responsibility: to watch ourselves so we don't cause others to stumble, and to confront others when they do fall—then forgive them completely when they repent. Through the rhythm of accountability, honesty, and radical forgiveness, we discover what it means to build a community centered on grace. Through guided meditation and a practical daily habit of courageous community, learn how to speak truth with love and forgive seven times a day if necessary. Join us as we explore what it means to be accountable to one another while extending unlimited grace.
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Episode 308: The Impossible Standard: Love Your Enemies — God’s Radical Love | Matthew 5:43–48
Episode | April 11th, 2026 | Season 5 | 7 mins 50 secs
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This episode of 2 Minute Disciple explores Matthew 5:43–48, where Jesus delivers what may be His most challenging command in the Sermon on the Mount: love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you. Host Nick Oyler guides listeners through the contemplative devotional rhythm of slowing down, reading, meditating, and responding in prayer. The episode unpacks what Jesus means by “be perfect as your Father is perfect” — not flawlessness, but wholeness and undivided love. The daily habit challenges listeners to pray specifically and genuinely for someone they find difficult to love.