Jesus is the most disruptive person who ever lived, because hes always focused on growth, not on perpetuating the status quo. Likewise, my Jesus-loving friend Carl Medearis is one of the most disruptive people Ive ever metyoull see what I mean when you read 42 Seconds. These short bursts of truth, at times hilarious and at times profound, will move you deeper into a lifestyle that produces fruit in others lives. Listen and learn from Carl, and youll leave the status quo behind for something like an epic adventure. Rick Lawrence, author of The Jesus-Centered Life, General Editor of the Jesus-Centered Bible, and host of the podcast Paying Ridiculous Attention to Jesus. Read more I am a big fan of Carl Medearis. Hes always fun yet challenging, provocative yet deeply biblical. In 42 Seconds, he is no different. Exploring the art of getting to the point with people just like Jesus does is so necessary in our present cultural moment. You will be blessed and challenged by this book. Daniel Fusco, pastor of Crossroads Community Church (Vancouver, WA and Portland, OR) and author of Upward, Inward, Outward and Honestly Read more Carl Medearis does it again. He brings enormous ideas down to earth where we all live and helps us to see howas Dallas Willard used to sayWe can live our lives the way Jesus would live our lives . . . if Jesus had our lives to live. And Jesus is supposed to have our lives to live. Carl brings amazingly simple, insightful, and practical suggestions directly from the life of Jesus . . . and offers them to us to practice in our real, everyday lives. Bart Tarman, speaker, artist, former chaplain of Westmont College Read more Its amazing how often our words and actions can make the Good News Jesus proclaimed and embodied sound and look like Bad News. Our world is in desperate need of Jesus people to take seriously our invitation to speak, think, and act in ways reflective of the One we follow. In this book, Carl offers a relatable, thoughtful, and extremely tangible guide for how to not only say we believe in the Good News but narrate it with our lives. Jon Huckins, pastor, coauthor of Mending the Divides Read more
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🗸 Author(s): Carl Medearis
🗸 Title: 42 Seconds: The Jesus Model for Everyday Interactions
🗸 Rating : 4.6 from 5 stars (85 reviews)
🗸 ISBN-10: 1631464892
🗸 ISBN-13: 9781631464898
🗸 Languange: English
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