by Bob | May 2, 2009 | African American Christianity, Beyond the Suffering, Book Review
Book Review Of: Where Are All the Brothers?: Straight Answers to Men’s Questions About the Church Book Details • Title: Where Are All the Brothers?: Straight Answers to Men’s Questions About the Church • Author: Eric C. Redmond. • Publisher: Crossway Books (June,...
by Bob | Apr 18, 2009 | Beyond the Suffering, Biblical Counseling, Discipleship, Discipleship Counseling, Equipping, Soul Physicians, Spiritual Formation, Spiritual Friends
Are You Ready to Learn What to Do after the Hug? You care deeply. But perhaps sometimes you struggle to know what to do after the hug. Learn how to care like Christ–how to change lives with Christ’s changeless truth.In What to Do After the Hug, I’ve...
by Bob | Mar 4, 2009 | Beyond the Suffering
Check out this hour-long radio interview about Beyond the Suffering on The Church Insider with Shamielle Alston. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/churchinsider/2009/03/04/beyond-the-sufferingCopies at:...
by Bob | Feb 27, 2009 | Beyond the Suffering, Black Church History, Black History Month, Intercultural, Multiculturalism, The Journey
The Journey: Forty Days of PromiseCelebrating the Legacy of African American ChristianityOur Day of ReflectionThank you for joining me over the past forty-day journey. As promised at the outset, on our 41st day we pause to reflect.My ReflectionsIn the introduction to...
by Bob | Feb 26, 2009 | Beyond the Suffering, The Journey
The Journey: Forty Days of PromiseCelebrating the Legacy of African American ChristianityDay Forty: The Tournament of NarrativesWelcome to day forty of our forty-day intercultural journey. From Martin Luther King Day to the end of Black History Month we are focusing...
by Bob | Feb 25, 2009 | Beyond the Suffering, Sisters of the Spirit, The Journey
The Journey: Forty Days of PromiseCelebrating the Legacy of African American ChristianityDay Thirty-Nine: Following the North StarWelcome to day thirty-nine of our forty-day intercultural journey. From Martin Luther King Day to the end of Black History Month we are...
