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Today, we take a look at Chapter 9 “Making Space for Everyone” where Laura Boggess says,

“Bob Roberts, Jr. was thinking these concepts too, just from a slightly different angle. I was thinking of accepting differences inside the church–or at least showing love to people with differences. Roberts had a bigger picture in mind. Well, duh. The title of the book we are reading is Real-Time Connections: Linking Your Job with God’s Global Work. So small-minded me gets a lesson in Big Picture thinking, and I’m all the better for it.”

Take a look.

Bonnie Irving takes on Chapter 7 of Bob’s newest book, Real Time Connections - “Serving Together”

The group blogging project continues on Real Time Connections.  Here is Bryant Neal’s take on Chapter 6 “Engaging Society”

Continuing the group blogging project on Bob’s latest book, Real Time Connections, Scott Rogers offers a great look at chapter five “Living As A Disciple”

A few weeks ago, Bob mentioned that on May 3rd, we would be having several pastors from around the world coming to NorthWood.  After that blog post, we received email after email from all of you asking about this event.  Well, we have a few details ironed out and we are glad to say this is a free and public event to anyone who would like to attend!  All we ask is that you take a minute to register HERE to let us know you are coming.

Here are a few of the speakers who will be here:

Eddy Leo

Dion Robert

Jossy Chacko

Continuing the group blogging project on Bob’s latest book, Real Time Connections, Sam Van Eman offers a great look at chapter three “Your Job IS Your Ministry”

Marcus Goodyear does a great job giving his thoughts on Chapter 2 of Real Time Connections!  Go read it HERE!

A few months back, Bob spoke at the LCEF conference about his new book “Real Time Connections” - Now available!

Video Sermon from Sunday.

After each service at each stop during the weekend, there was a time of Q&A.  Here is the Q&A time from NorthWood.

Leave your comments and questions you may have for Bob about this weekend below.

Taken from the www.whydoyoufearme.com website:

What are your first thoughts when you hear words like ‘The Middle East’, ‘Arab’, or ‘Muslim’?

If you are like many Americans, the word that first comes to mind is “terrorism.” FEAR is the natural and assumed emotional reaction. So then….what ARE the political, religious, and societal realities of the Middle East? What impact do these have on America? And most importantly, what should our response be to these challenges?

On January 28th, Governor David Beasley, Ted Dekker, and Carl Medearis will host an honest, unscripted conversation about America and the Middle East. They will not only discuss the vital issues, but provide real-life answers.

The event will be held in conjunction with the release of Ted and Carl’s new book, Tea with Hezbollah — Sitting at the Enemy’s Table, a powerful narrative which draws the West into a completely fresh understanding of those we call our enemies and the teaching that dares us to love them — a must-read for all who see the looming threat rising in the Middle East. David, Carl, and Ted each have a wealth of experience in the Middle East and will provide captivating insights into this confusing part of the world.

Your imagination will be stirred, your heart moved, and your mind filled with new ways to positively interact with the Middle East.

To register for the event, you may click HERE.

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