Father and Son: A Conversation About Redemption
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Fathers are supposed to lead and enlighten their sons, but some sons are wise beyond their years—and share insight that changes both people’s lives. By the end of this podcast, you will agree that Mansell Amos—son of Paul Amos, founder of The Redeemed—is just such a person. The two generations balance raw honesty with deep compassion as they discuss Mansell’s faith journey, his strained relationship with his father, and how that relationship healed, along with advice for struggling teens and what it’s been like to grow into the role of a faith leader at a young age. It’s a conversation that will leave fathers and sons of all ages and walks of life feeling uplifted and hopeful.
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0:00—Intro/”lightning round” I
1:53—Mansell’s faith journey
7:36—Struggles—parents’ divorce, troubled relationship with dad, football injury
17:42—Growing into the role of a pastor/faith leader
21:10—Advice for others, and the best advice he’s received himself
26:15—“Lightning round” II: blind questions
41:37—Outro/information about Restored conference
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