Vicariously Experiencing Tulsa
This past week I have been listening to several CD's from the Tulsa Workshop and thoroughly enjoying it. I was not able to go but we sent Gerry and he brought back a bunch of stuff to listen to and watch. During our Wed night fellowship meal we have started watching DVDs from Tulsa, our own little "dinner theater."
Here is a list of the ones I have listened to so far:
- Joe Almanza. He is not the polished speaker, just someone who goes out and mingles with people sharing Jesus. Listen to him if you get a chance.
- Bob Russell, Christian Church preacher, had good things to say about unity.
- Jeff Walling is always challenging and entertaining.
I am also reading Principles of the Reformation by Robert Richardson. I find it encouraging that the content of his writings in the 1850's is the same as I am discovering today. It is also sad that it has taken our group 150 years to get back to where the restoration started.
Here is a list of the ones I have listened to so far:
- Joe Almanza. He is not the polished speaker, just someone who goes out and mingles with people sharing Jesus. Listen to him if you get a chance.
- Bob Russell, Christian Church preacher, had good things to say about unity.
- Jeff Walling is always challenging and entertaining.
I am also reading Principles of the Reformation by Robert Richardson. I find it encouraging that the content of his writings in the 1850's is the same as I am discovering today. It is also sad that it has taken our group 150 years to get back to where the restoration started.
posted by Johnny | 1:55 PM
1 Comments:
John,
I loved Richardson's book. Challenges us to look at our history--doesn't it.
We miss going to Tulsa. It was always the joy of our hear to go and listen, eat at Casa Bonitas, and hear the singing. I heard the workshop was good this year.
Bob Russell has a great book on Church Growth. I think it is When God Builds a Church. It is very practical.
Ron
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