The War of Words
In this Adventures in Odyssey drama, a carelessly uttered word from Eugene creates havoc as it becomes the fashionable insult, resulting in a lesson about the power of words.
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Craig Groeschel is the founding/senior pastor of Life.Church. Based in Edmond, Okla., with dozens of satellite locations around the U.S., Life.Church has become widely known for its innovative use of technology to spread the Gospel, launching the first fully digital church experience in 2006 and the most downloaded mobile Bible app in history, YouVersion, in 2008. Craig is a popular conference speaker and a New York Times best-selling author of several books including his latest, Hope in the Dark. Craig and his wife, Amy, have six children, two sons-in-law, and one grandson. Learn more about Craig at his website, craiggroeschel.com.
In this Adventures in Odyssey drama, a carelessly uttered word from Eugene creates havoc as it becomes the fashionable insult, resulting in a lesson about the power of words.
This discussion offers a preview of Volume #16 “Cultures in Conflict” from the That The World May Know video series, available below.
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Authors Greg Smalley and his brother Michael help men know how to better communicate and interact within their primary relationships, especially their marriages. (Part 1 of 2)