17 Things I Learned from My Dad with Chip Lusko | Levi and Jennie Lusko | Hey! It's The Luskos
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- Episode 167: In this episode, we honor the life and legacy of Chip Lusko as we come together to share stories, lessons and highlight Chip’s profound impact on his kids, family, friends, and those around him. From his relentless pursuit of Jesus and serving others, Chip’s legacy is one of faith, love and resilience. Celebrate the lasting mark he has left on this world through his ministry and the powerful example of his life.
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Timestamps:
02:15 - Early childhood experiences and the impact of family dynamics
05:30 - Challenges during adolescence and learning from hardships
11:55 - Reflections on Chip's unique approach to teaching and mentorship.
18:29 - Impact of Chip's outreach programs on local communities
30:15 - Contributions of Chip to global missions and their lasting effects
35:40 - Overcoming a heart attack and reflections on health and mortality
45:34 - How Chip's teachings continue to inspire beyond the pulpit
50:15 - Lessons learned from facing personal and professional challenges
53:16 - Interview with Chip
01:02:19 - Insights into Chip's lasting impact on church growth and development
01:15:25 - The importance of legacy and passing on values
01:35:50 - The significance of maintaining family bonds through adversity
01:45:10 - Closing thoughts and future aspirations
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My dad grew up in Dearborn and went to the Catholic School in Detroit. He too remembers all the riots. He said that there were fires all the time lighting up the city. He graduated from HS in 1970, I believe, and then moved way up to the top of Upper Michigan. Shortly there after, his whole family moved to where he was. He was the oldest of 7 kids and 4 were still in school. They ended up purchasing a home that was the owner of one of the mines. At that time, mining was HUGE where we still live in the UP. That home was just recently sold in the last few years and such a bittersweet moment in my life. ❤
This was so worth listening to! Thank you for sharing the interview with your precious father. What a terrific, interesting, Jesus-loving man! It was a long podcast, but so worth watching and listening to. I'm a grandparent now, and feel even more inspired to be there for my grandkids and kids! What an encouraging thing to watch. My sympathy and prayers are with you as Chip is in heaven now, but I pray He will help all of you to grieve with hope. Thanks for sharing both the excellent and tough memories with us.
I enjoy these chats so much! It always feels as if we're right there in the living room chatting with y'all. Your family has a special way of appreciating all the little things most of us take for granted or don't think to record/discuss. The LORD is in ALL the details, and I find myself so thankful just listening to your family's gratitude for it all. ❤
Tonight I accepted Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior Its the best thing that ever happened to me THANK YOU GOD 🙏💖
But God...your father's transition paralleled the death and resurrection of Jesus. ❤
Acts 20, Levi recheck so you and daughter can reflect Eutychus