04/27/2009

Getting To Know You, Part 2 - The Finale

This is the end of the informational interview sessions. 

This time we’re exploring the benefits of dysfunction, roadblocks to a true relationship with God and what makes us feel true joy. The answers are revealing about where we are in life. We joke about the past yet we’ve found an optimism and realism to embrace the future.

Questions are:

1. What is one lesson learned in childhood that you’re grateful for? (Mike to Marti)

2. What was obstacle you had to overcome to fall in love with God? (Marti to Mike)

3. What always puts a smile on your face? (Mike to Marti)

4. What makes you little kid happy? (Marti to Mike)

MMCS2

Apr 27, 2009 10:57:00 PM | Childhood, Podcast, Spirituality

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