Rorke is a Navy Seal, author,
actor,hunter, husband and father. Rorke speaks all over the country
for different organizations. On today’s podcast he and Scott wrap
up their talk on leadership.
Discussion Questions:
A lot
of men aren’t avid readers. What about you? Why do you or don’t you
read? Would you recommend other men to do the same?
What
do we miss out on when we just Google everything in the moment? How
can that affect us both short term and long term?
Rorke
said “information won’t be committed to memory where it can be
weaponized,” what does he mean by that? And why is it important to
know more than just a few bullet points or sound bites?
When
and where could you start reading more? What sort of things would
you like to read that would challenge you intellectually and
spiritually?
“Leaders do not take, we give. We don’t
command, we serve.” What do you think about that axiom from
Rorke?
What
are the “misnomers of manhood” in our culture today? What do others
think is “manly” that actually is a bad or negative
characteristic?
Do
you have good examples of strong, authentic, gentleman in your
life? Who are you being that example for?
About the Podcast
Locker room is a men's podcast from Southland Christian Church in Kentucky. When you think about the kinds of conversation that happen in locker rooms you probably think about vulgar, childish and demeaning language. In this podcast we are redeeming men's conversations by talking about the right things in the right ways.