Three broad themes are considered by the author, themes common to each listener who has lived long enough to consider the consequence of aging, while also valuing the savoring of spiritual considerations.

These succinct reads will address:

• Aging, especially the senior end of the scale.
• The process of transitioning from home ownership into the phenomenon of assisted living.
• Insights into many observations of the Christian faith, ranging in diversity from contemplation of contemporary interpersonal relationships to those considering the person of God.

The "give me four minutes" request of the title of this audiobook emphasizes the author’s cogent capsule of thought concept. Every insight can be quickly heard in four minutes or less. It is intended that each offering will hold a truth that the listener can quickly hear, but will want to ruminate on to refresh their mind and spirit a few minutes longer than four.

This is not a work of fiction, but comes from the pen (iPad) of a boots on the ground, been there believer in the God of the bible. Kennedy Brown is as old as dirt, as one chapter in the audiobook recites. That claim comes from 90 plus years of life experience. His teen years were spent working the dirt of a Midwestern family farm. Those same years, he walked or rode a horse to catch the school bus to attend class with the 11 other classmates in his public high school.

Ultimately graduating university with a Juris Doctor, he has practiced law in Arizona and Hawaii, managed a large real estate company in Arizona, and started a bait and tackle business on an island in Florida. He and Janelle, his wife of 66 years, wrapped up their entrepreneurial approach to ministry by opening and operating a local Christian bookstore in northcentral Florida. Kennedy has drawn the insights offered in this audiobook from his cauldron of experience flavored with nearly 50 years of faith in Jesus (Messiah Yeshua).