Month: July 2011
#GC11 Interview with Pastor Ron Rockwell of Harvest Church in Glendale, AZ
#GC11 Interview with Ken Patrick of Builders International
#GC11 Interview with Doug Clay, General Treasurer and Author of Dreaming in 3D
Doug’s book hasn’t been published yet, but you can download a sampler of it at Influence Resources’ website. It will be available in paperback and e-book formats (Kindle, Nook, iBooks, etc.). Full disclosure: I did some editorial work on the book. But having read it six times, I can honestly say it’s really good. Continue reading #GC11 Interview with Doug Clay, General Treasurer and Author of Dreaming in 3D
#GC11 Interview with Bryan Jarrett, Author of Extravagant
Bryan’s book isn’t published yet, but when it is, it will be available in paperback and e-book formats (Kindle, Nook, iBooks, etc.). But for now, you can watch the book’s cool trailer at the Influence Resources website. Continue reading #GC11 Interview with Bryan Jarrett, Author of Extravagant
#GC11 Interview with Mike Clarensau, director of the Healthy Church Network and author of From Belonging to Believing
Mike’s book hasn’t been published yet, but when it is, it will be available in paperback and e-book formats (Kindle, Nook, iBooks, etc.). You can read a sampler at the Influence Resources website. Continue reading #GC11 Interview with Mike Clarensau, director of the Healthy Church Network and author of From Belonging to Believing
#GC11 Some Weird Artwork in the Convention Hall
#GC11 Interview with Dr. George O. Wood about General Presbytery Votes
I totally forgot to mention that Dr. Wood’s book, Road Trip Leadership, is available in both paperbook and e-book formats (Kindle, Nook, iBooks, etc.). Full disclosure: Dr. Wood is my dad and I did some editorial work on his book. But it’s still AWESOME! You can buy it at the Influence Resources website. Continue reading #GC11 Interview with Dr. George O. Wood about General Presbytery Votes
#GC11 Vlog: Hi Ho, Hi Ho, It’s Off to General Presbytery I Go! (7/30/11)
The World Wide (Religious) Web for Saturday, July 30, 2011
MAY HIS TRIBE INCREASE: “John Stott Has Died”: Most of his work in the Majority World was, from a Westerner’s perspective, invisible. He met thousands of church leaders, often young men and women struggling to find their place. He procured theological study books for those who had no access to good libraries. He arranged scholarships for doctoral study in the UK and the U.S. for those who had ability at that level. He demonstrated biblical preaching, and he modeled modesty and a simple lifestyle. He made hundreds if not thousands of friends, becoming in his person a bridge between cultures. … Continue reading The World Wide (Religious) Web for Saturday, July 30, 2011
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