Long Time No Talk

Rewell and Levi share a discussion among themselves about "What does being fully committed mean?"  What does it look life; what is the life style and so forth.  So they throw out the question to Larry and Jason.  

Jason's answer revolves around the notion of stewardship.  Larry 's response delves into "What do I do" versus "Who am I," when I am fully committed.  Being vs. Doing.

We continue with the topic of the previous episode, left-handedness and opportunities of fostering right-brain characteristics.  Rewell shares some of his ideas of how to foster his son's mental capacities.  How are an individual's thinking capacities developed and what are factors that influence one's thinking?  Larry goes through the anatomy of the brain.  We tie different types of thinking with the importance of understanding another's particular way of thinking.

Finally, our new microphone the Zoom H2N is unveiled which provides not one, not two, but five built-in microphones.  Larry and Rewell softer tones are now front and center along with Levi and Jason.

We start out this episode with some small talk.  Larry demonstrates his new ability to speak or sound out a different dialect.

During Rewell's reading of the book of Judges, the story of Ehud catches his attention, particularly how the account found it noteworthy to address his left-handness.  Rewell shares with the group his curiosity and unpacks his findings regarding left-hander.  For Detroiters, please negate the ScottMitchell reference from mind.

Larry delves into the process of growth described through the Beatitudes.

We begin this talk with the benefits of reflecting on past difficulties.

An internet article reports on JustinBieber's discontent as he wonders "Is this all there is?"

Larry expounds on the notion of perpetual novelty.

We share some take aways, points that have stood out from past episodes, particularly on Larry's story.  

Jason shares about managing his time, particularly in regards to relationships.

Larry discusses the idea of influences and counter-influences.

Remember the WWJD wristbands; Larry describes how it impacted him.

Levi, Rewell, and Jason react and unpack highlights of Larry's story.  We find connecting themes to our own experiences.

Larry continues telling his experiences how God answered his prayers, practically simultaneously.

When good people left Larry's life, God brought new people.

Larry and Jason's introduction: Bridge young people's ministry and Pastor Joe's impact.

Larry delves into his career track: a long & winding road but one he learns to trust God's leading.

Larry continues his story transitioning from high school into college.  He details familial expectations and pressures, particularly in education.

Larry talks about a serious relationship during this time and the ramifications resulting.

Larry opens up about a difficult period in his life.

Larry begins his story about the importance of surrounding himself.

Levi and Rewell connect with Larry's experiences.

Larry shares his high school experiences growing up and developing his voice.

In this episode we briefly discuss the dynamics of communication within love relationships.

The idea of compartmentalization is described in how it expresses itself in our lives, particularly with our spirituality.

We talk about how to make connections beyond the superficial.

We touch on the friends of Job and their approach during his hardship.