What does it mean to be authentic and true to oneself in leadership, and how do our relationships with our parents, siblings, and nature impact our personal growth? As we wrap up Season 1 of our podcast, we reflect on the lessons we've learned and the experiences we've shared while creating content for you, our listeners. Throughout this journey, we've grown closer to each other and we've gained a deeper appreciation for consistently striving to learn, just like Tim Keller's example of waiting to write until age 57.

In our final conversation of the season, we discuss the importance of authenticity and the brotherly dynamics that have shaped our experiences at the Pinewood Campus. We explore how reconnecting with one another after years apart has been both strange and enlightening, and how our interactions with nature and creation have brought us closer to our Creator. We also share stories of personal growth, vulnerability, and the power of connecting with different people.

As we conclude Season 1, we want to hear from you! What have been your takeaways from this season, and is there a need for a Season 2? We'd love to know what kind of content would be helpful and encouraging for you as we continue to sharpen each other as iron sharpens iron. Thank you for joining us on this journey, and we look forward to hearing your thoughts and feedback.

-Lawson Brothers

Today's discussion eventually settles on the importance of-and source of creativity in church.

As always, thank you for listening and please recommend this podcast to others if you find value. To learn more about us visit https://www.summervillebaptist.org/

#twilightzone #mardigras #creativity

Are names important? The brothers discuss.

As always, thank you for listening and please recommend this podcast to others if you find value. To learn more about us visit https://www.summervillebaptist.org/

#whatsinaname #shakespeare #rose