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Have you’ve ever felt the desire to introduce your friends to Jesus, but you can’t get past the tension? This audiobook can help give you the tools to not only bridge the awkward gap, but also learn how to take the conversation to the next level. The practical steps in this audiobook will give you the confidence you need to engage with those who need to meet Jesus. Jesus engaged in a series of vibrant, crucial conversations with a range of people. You, too, can engage in honest, open, crucial conversations without being weird.

Jesus' best friend John chose seven signs through which to help us better understand the nature of the kingdom. Jesus came to introduce. It’s not enough to “believe", as the inadequate English translation of the word pisteuo would have us understand. John shows us how Jesus used these signs to awaken ordinary people to believe “all in” and become sold-out Christ followers. This seven-week journey will explore the seven ways Jesus awakened sleeping giants to become true kingdom followers and change the world.

You find yourself living in your vehicle, rushing from one disconnected event to another, feeling like a captive to the on-demand virtual world. Because that's just "normal" today. But you were not made to live in this constant spin cycle. You were made to connect with your natural circle of family, friends, and neighbors where you live, work, and play. What would happen if you began to rethink your suffocating, breakneck pace and learned to slow down and live differently? You were made for more. "You were made for this."

Dan Grider coauthored the best selling book The God Questions. This book, Starfish Movement, will show you how to fully engage with the original movement that Jesus launched. You’ll discover what it looks like to engage in launching a movement whether you are a leader or a new Christ follower. Most of us have read about the movement that Jesus launched. We just don’t know how to continue what he began, other than to imitate the American church model. What if we discovered how to fully participate in the movement that Jesus originally intended?