| Author: | Joe Savala | ISBN: | 9781483522999 |
| Publisher: | BookBaby | Publication: | March 17, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Joe Savala |
| ISBN: | 9781483522999 |
| Publisher: | BookBaby |
| Publication: | March 17, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
This little booklet is an extension of Joe Savala. If you want to read something about reaching people that is written by someone who has the “corn in the crib”, and has now been doing it consistently for years, then you are reading the right book. This book is the best tackle box I’ve ever found! It comes fully loaded too. A must have for every fisher of souls! Use this, and you will catch fish. Sometimes having just delivered a well-planned punch, he grins so big his eyes close and then he releases a series of contagious chuckles that over-spray the soul and sweeps it into the strong current of the Master’s will. When our eyes become opened, we see more clearly. This book is simply an eye-opener. The insight given on the Four Nets of knowledge, wisdom, grace, and favor are worth the read alone. The collaborative efforts and effects of these in the church are far more important than the technical skill we may otherwise muster.
This little booklet is an extension of Joe Savala. If you want to read something about reaching people that is written by someone who has the “corn in the crib”, and has now been doing it consistently for years, then you are reading the right book. This book is the best tackle box I’ve ever found! It comes fully loaded too. A must have for every fisher of souls! Use this, and you will catch fish. Sometimes having just delivered a well-planned punch, he grins so big his eyes close and then he releases a series of contagious chuckles that over-spray the soul and sweeps it into the strong current of the Master’s will. When our eyes become opened, we see more clearly. This book is simply an eye-opener. The insight given on the Four Nets of knowledge, wisdom, grace, and favor are worth the read alone. The collaborative efforts and effects of these in the church are far more important than the technical skill we may otherwise muster.
