SPECIAL MID-SHOW GUEST: Bob Lambert 

Ministry/Workplace: Samurai Business Group

The concept and reality of retirement in the US is a rare social construct. The ability and the assumed right to be non-productive and still retain full social status in society is an American thing. Work is a way of providing for life expenses and retirement. The American perspective is that leisure is the extended right that should be available for all and supported by society. Each person in uniquely responsible for managing their retirement years. While retirement is represented to be a time divorced from financial and social stress, it is in fact the most complex time of life and is reported to be "not for sissies". For the Christian, it is an even more complex time and Christ followers are impacted by the culture and challenged by Jesus commands.  Today we start a series exploring cultures impact on how we live in retirement compared to the Christian world view of living in retirement. We will be releasing this podcast series every other week. When we do, we will give you what you need to know and how we can respond as Christ followers who affirm a lifestyle of iRetire4Him.  Here to work through the cultural impacts on retirement is Bruce Bruinsma with  www.RetirementReformation.org

SPECIAL MID-SHOW GUEST: Bob Lambert Ministry/Workplace: <a href="https://samuraibizgrp.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Samurai Business Group</a> The concept and reality of retirement in the US is a rare social construct. The ability and the assumed right to be non-productive and still retain full social status in society is an American thing. Work is a way of providing for life expenses and retirement. The American perspective is that leisure is the extended right that should be available for all and supported by society. Each person in uniquely responsible for managing their retirement years. While retirement is represented to be a time divorced from financial and social stress, it is in fact the most complex time of life and is reported to be "not for sissies". For the Christian, it is an even more complex time and Christ followers are impacted by the culture and challenged by Jesus commands.  Today we start a series exploring cultures impact on how we live in retirement compared to the Christian world view of living in retirement. We will be releasing this podcast series every other week. When we do, we will give you what you need to know and how we can respond as Christ followers who affirm a lifestyle of iRetire4Him.  Here to work through the cultural impacts on retirement is Bruce Bruinsma with <a href="http://www.retirementreformation.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.RetirementReformation.org&source=gmail&ust=1622916154720000&usg=AFQjCNGm-bhWXAu5iR0GtKUZEdMT7iGqNg"> www.RetirementReformation.org</a>

iRetire4Him is the Mouthpiece of The Retirement Reformation online at www.RetirementReformation.org. We help you make the journey from Retirement to Reformation so you can say, I retire 4 him.

iRetire4Him

Unlock God’s purpose for your retirement with the iRetire4Him Podcast, the voice and resource of the Retirement Reformation! Hosts Jim Brangenberg and Bruce Bruinsma deliver practical, biblical advice so that you can prepare for and live out a retirement full of purpose and satisfaction. Make the journey from retirement to reformation so you can say “iRetire4Him!”

Unlock God’s purpose for your retirement with the iRetire4Him Podcast, the voice and resource of the Retirement Reformation! Hosts Jim Brangenberg and Bruce Bruinsma deliver practical, biblical advice so that you can prepare for and live out a retirement full of purpose and satisfaction. Make the journey from retirement to reformation so you can say “iRetire4Him!”

SPECIAL MID-SHOW GUEST: Bob Lambert Ministry/Workplace:  The concept and reality of retirement in the US is a rare social construct. The ability and the assumed right to be non-productive and still retain full social status in society is an American...

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