Wild Goose Chase by Mark PattersonMost of us have no idea where were going most of the time. Perfect.What if living by faith means that to see God really move in our lives and in our world we have to move first? In his new book, the author of the best-selling In a Pit with a Lion on a Snowy Day takes lion chasers to the next level in their adventure. This time, Mark Batterson clears away misconceptions about decision making and discipleship. Where others have emphasized not getting it wrong, Marks shows readers why they can take risks to reach for a larger destiny. Following God through big life decisions, says Mark, invites us to choose the wild and the unknown over the safe and the knownand choose it again every day.In Wild Goose Chase he shows readers how with chapters that address: 1. Playing Offense 2. Making Choices 3. Surviving Shipwrecks 4. Pursuing Passions 5. Challenging Giants 6. Taking Initiative Fresh and biblically incisive, Mark Batterson is winning an enthusiastic following among todays emerging church influencers. Listen to Donna Cruz chat with Mark about his new book!{mp3}Mark_Batterson_Podcast{/mp3}Order today!Author BioMark Batterson is lead pastor of National Community Church (www.theaterchurch.com)in Washington DC. Seventy-three percent of NCCers are single twentysomethings who live and work on Capitol Hill. NCC is one church with eight services in four locations that meet in movie theaters at metro stops throughout the DC area. NCC is recognized as one of the countrys most innovative churches (rated #8 on the 25 Most Innovative Churches, Outreach Magazine, 2007) and continues to gain media attention in outlets such as The New York Times and The Washington Post. NCC also owns and operates the largest coffeehouse on Capitol Hill (voted the #2 coffeehouse in the metro DC area by AOL CityGuide in 2007). The author of In a Pit with a Lion on a Snowy Day, Batterson is also a daily blogger at www.markbatterson.com and www.evotional.com. Mark lives on Capitol Hill with his wife, Lora, and their three children. |
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