Intentional Leadership Transitions with Dave and Daniel Ramsey

Dave and Daniel Ramsey join Michael to discuss the importance of intentional leadership transitions and keeping healthy relationship boundaries.
Dr. Michael Easley graduated from Dallas Theological Seminary and has been in ministry for over 40 years, pastoring four churches and serving as the eighth president of Moody Bible Institute. Michael Easley inContext is designed to help you form a Biblical worldview through sound Biblical exposition and real-life insights.
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[@raemaxey3401]

Congrats Daniel and it’s nice to see you for the first time!

[@altorres3965]

As a father I can see how proud Dave is of his son

[@royalredus]

What a great interview! Daniel seems like a great young man.

[@karenmooberry6719]

extraordinary parenting Dave and Sharon did and still does Fantastic family

[@mmp495]

Dave Ramsey's plan has saved and improved my path in life. I am very grateful to his team and love seeing him passing his legacy to his family and others. ❤❤❤

[@mmp495]

@@KT-zd3vl that's awesome! So much peace. 🙏🙏🙏

[@outdoorbasicph3238]

8: 8:16 8:17

[@actuallyterry]

Big fan of Dave Ramsey 👏 Awesome advice!

[@DOGGYDOG1167]

Great interview and insight ..What a true blessing!!!

[@margie909]

Daniel is very well spoken.

[@sandrao8146]

Agreed. I was wondering if any other Ramsey children were involved besides Rachel. She is so out there, this was a nice segment. Fantastic family.

[@maryallen1017]

The Love & Pride in Dave's Eyes to his Son is Priceless. Congratulations Daniel. What a Beautiful Family. Thank You for all you do.

[@EmilGhiurau]

Great points Daniel 2 things: 1. Pride 2. Fear

[@ywamdan408]

Michael this is a seriously powerful conversations, too often we see conversations like this with different companies that are just sub par, this is outstanding, I genuinely mean that, outstanding

[@karenmooberry6719]

Daniel has his dads smile, how cute

[@shawndawashington8623]

Wow this was so good!

[@arienfox]

Good Information!

[@kekejefferson9219]

Daniel is actually cute.

[@theliefilter6412]

Never been a big fan of Ramsey and his advise.

[@widescreen1272]

He isn't a big fan of yours either. Fair enough.

[@theliefilter6412]

@@widescreen1272 Because we have opposite views of debt I think debt is fantastic if used properly.

[@chasecardiff7741]

Who cares?

[@theliefilter6412]

@@chasecardiff7741 no one.

[@shontaduncan6072]

​@@theliefilter6412 If I may, I have had that thought myself. Why is carefully managed debt bad? I had to think about this a WHILE...and you know what I realize? Debt is a snare. Why? It isnt so much in what it is allowing you to do (e.g. build a house, school education). The snare is realized when something BAD happens to you. Do you get it? In other words, if you have a mortgage and you lose your job, or fall critically ill and unabke to get a stable income to pay the mortgage, NOW do you see why debt is bad? That mortgage becomes a SNARE around your neck. You cannot pay uour mortgage, you lose your house and any other thing you were payong towards e.g. a car - you lose. So GET OUT OF DEBT FAST. Don't think about how positive it is. Think about how it will trap you and make you fall if you can't pay it. That's the angle to look at it from.