Skip to main content

Balance between technology and family bonds, moving away from mainstream economic dependencies, and sustainable family economies.

Listen Now

Apple Podcasts Spotify

About This Episode

In this episode, a discussion unfolds on the balance between adopting modern technology and maintaining strong family bonds. The script delves into the challenges and rewards of moving away from mainstream economic dependencies and focusing on sustainable family economies. Insights include the importance of discernment in technology use, the value of community and mentorship, and the practical steps to fostering family unity through entrepreneurship and self-sufficiency. The hosts also introduce a new publishing project inspired by 'Henry and The Great Society,' highlighting the impact of modern conveniences on traditional family structures.

Connect with Rory Groves

Outline

  • 00:00 Introduction: Embrace Imperfection
  • 00:25 The Podcasting Journey
  • 00:35 Balancing Family and Media
  • 00:59 The Real vs. Technological Advances
  • 03:01 Henry and The Great Society
  • 04:45 Reviving a Lost Classic
  • 05:27 Gather and Grow Ministry
  • 07:21 Kickstarter Campaign and Publishing Goals
  • 10:42 Challenges in Christian Publishing
  • 11:35 Long-Term Strategies for Family Economy
  • 18:28 The AI Arms Race and Its Implications
  • 27:27 Personal Reflections on Real Assets
  • 29:46 The Importance of Discernment
  • 30:35 Surviving the Jobs Apocalypse
  • 31:41 Growing Your Own Food
  • 33:12 Storing Up Without Stress
  • 33:48 Embracing Change and Taking Action
  • 34:30 Faith and Obedience in Uncertain Times
  • 39:58 Building a Family Economy
  • 44:54 Entrepreneurship and Education
  • 46:52 The Journey of Publishing and Family Involvement
  • 52:27 The Power of a United Family Vision
  • 53:59 Conclusion and Call to Action

Subscribe to Life on Target on your favorite podcast platform to never miss an episode.

← Episode 88 All Episodes Episode 90 →

Get Episode Updates

New episodes and practical advice delivered to your inbox.