# Ed Stetzer

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Lost and Found Audiobook by Ed Stetzer

Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: Lost and FoundSubtitle: The Younger Unchurched and the Churches that Reach ThemCategories: Christianity, EvangelismAuthor: Ed StetzerNarrator: Michael KoontzPublisher: christianaudio.comRelease date: 01-11-2010Language: EnglishSu…

Lisa Harper: An Unkind Theologian Is a Bad One

Lisa Harper says church leaders, herself included, have watered down theology, and that doctrine that leaves character unchanged falls short. The conversation How should pastors teach theology to their people?For years Harper gave her neighborhood Bible study a story, a short exegesis, and a takeaw…

Ep 137: Magnify Your Ministry Voice: Ed Stetzer and Corey Alderin on Using Tech to Reach Your Community

What if you could use the hard work for the sermon you’ve already done, then leverage it for an even greater online impact? Well, you can. And it doesn’t take technical wizardry to pull it off. Karl Vaters interviews Ed Stetzer and Corey Alderin about how tech has become so user-friendly that it ca…

God's Mission for Grandparents

Grandparents have never had more influence, or more opportunity, than they do today. Thousands of Christian grandparents are discovering that their role extends far beyond family parties. Ed Stetzer talks with Dr. Lawson Murray about his book, Christian Grandparenting: Leaving a Lasting Legacy and …

How Prayer can Change Your Life

Prayer is one of the most universal Christian struggles. Many of us feel like we don't "pray right," or we give up because prayer seems formulaic and dry. Ed Stetzer talks with Matt Smallbone about his book, The Prayer Experiment: How Praying Like Jesus Realigns Everything and how praying the Lord'…

John Dickson: Christians Need to Learn to Lose Well

Historian John Dickson and Ed Stetzer teach an evangelism course together at Oxford and air their disagreements in front of the students. Here they take up two of those disagreements, and a question with stakes for American churches: what Christians should do with cultural power? The conversation H…

Christians Can Vote Differently and Still Worship Together

With the midterms approaching, Brian From asks whether Christians can vote differently and still worship side by side. He highlights Pastor Robert Jeffress telling David French that a church member who votes their conscience in the Texas Senate race is still welcome in church on Sunday, and later p…

Usha Reifsnider: Multicolored Is Not Always Multicultural

Usha Reifsnider's research among Hindu-background converts in Britain found churches that welcomed them but had not heard them. She and Ed Stetzer discuss muted group theory, language, and evangelism. The conversation What is muted group theory, and what does it say about the church? Reifsnider des…

CNLP 835 | How to Trust God When You Don't Understand: John Ortberg, Ann Voskamp, and Toni Nieuwhof on Wanting to Give Up and What They Would Believe If They Weren't Christians

John Ortberg, Ann Voskamp, and Toni Nieuwhof get personal about the questions faith doesn't answer easily: what they'd believe if they weren't Christians, why suffering isolates us, wanting to quit, and what Dallas Willard told John about painful seasons. Plus, all proceeds from HonestToGodBook.co…

Seeing Ourselves Through God's Eyes

We all carry wounds from the words and actions of others, but it's important to remember how our Creator sees us. Instead of dwelling on images of our pain, we need to look into a God-centered mirror that reflects the way He sees us. Ed Stetzer talks with JP Foster and Matt Williams about their boo…