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EPISODE · Jan 6, 2024 · 36 MIN

Ep. 40 ”I Know Who and Whose I Am!” Rob Fenstermaker’s Narrative

from Narrative Podcast · host Tim Croll and Steve Gohl

There are two different types of people in this world, Rob Fenstermaker pointed out. He used the example of the movie Shawshank Redemption. Two men were released from prison. One, Brooks, was so comfortable with the walls that had been around him that he didn't know what to do with himself. The other character, Red, was honestly a little lost too at first. But when someone showed him the way, he took action in his life. The most important thing we can do, Rob stressed, is take action. You can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink. Drink people! Rob grew up in the 70's "all boy." He loved playing football but had a hunch the NFL wasn't going to be drafting him. As he got older he gained a reputation of being a punk. He made some bad choices but one of his other choices brought him to his wife. He learned about a whole new world of Catholicism. Rob questioned it at some point though and built the foundation that now he bases all of his choices. Hear how his church family surrounded them and solidified what Rob had been thinking when their son was given a grim diagnosis. And listen to what his wake-up call was and how he is intentional today guided with direction of focus for his legacy. To Connect with Rob Fenstermaker: Robfenstermaker.com or email [email protected] To Connect with Tim Croll or Steve Gohl: www.narrative.live

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