Time Flies—Don’t Waste It
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The Redeemed director Nate Dewberry introduces us to his son James, a 16-year-old on the track team at Auburn High School. Together they answer a series of blind questions covering everything from dream vacation spots and favorite books of the Bible to what they admire about each other and their shared experience of Nate’s divorce and remarriage. One recurring theme is that time passes a lot quicker than we think—which just makes it all the more important for fathers to teach, encourage, and love their children at every opportunity.
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0:00—Intro
1:20—Top memories/favorite Bible books/what they admire about each other
5:36—Dream vacation spots/biggest thing they’ve learned this year/how they’re alike and different
10:23—Books every man should read/reflections on divorce and remarriage/encouragement
18:57—Being called to ministry at a young age/hardest thing about being you/overthinking
25:59—Things to never forget/advice for others who’ve gone through divorce/outro
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