What I Meant to Say Was . . . (eBook, ePUB) - Jenks, Roger
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Have you ever blurted out something you wish you could take back?As soon as the words left your mouth you realized they were the wrong words. They were offensive to someone in your presence, they came from a limited view of the world that, until that moment, you thought was normal. In those moments our words betray the neighborhood (world view) we grew up in is limited and in need of expansion. Jesus encountered multiple moments in which people revealed their neighborhood through comments or questions they asked. Learn from their blunders, which arent too different from ours, and his responses…mehr

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Have you ever blurted out something you wish you could take back?As soon as the words left your mouth you realized they were the wrong words. They were offensive to someone in your presence, they came from a limited view of the world that, until that moment, you thought was normal. In those moments our words betray the neighborhood (world view) we grew up in is limited and in need of expansion. Jesus encountered multiple moments in which people revealed their neighborhood through comments or questions they asked. Learn from their blunders, which arent too different from ours, and his responses to them that might sting at first glance but offer a way towards a fuller life.

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Autorenporträt
Roger has over 4 decades of experience as a senior pastor and is currently a consultant to churches around the country looking for revitalization through an organization he and his wife started called Grace Institute. Roger currently serves on the teaching team of a church in Oswego/Naperville, Illinois. He has a background as a teaching tennis pro, a religious news reporter for CBS, and is a published composer. He and his wife, Michelle, have five children.