Storiology

Once I realized that each moment in real life is more dramatic than any novel or screenplay ever written, I finally realized that reality was worth engaging. So often we wonder if anyone notices the lives we lead, but I believe God travels great distances to gather angels who long to see our stories unfold. He is like a director or writer who wants to show off His cast and characters. God, scripture, and truth stand firm, yet our stories and theology influence one another. What do you believe about God, Christ, and our identity as Christians? What are your thoughts on communion, worship, baptism, and heaven? What does God say about our struggle with Him and the emotions we carry inside us? What is the role of the church and the need we have for outside support? And finally, what are the true definitions of repentance and sanctification within the context of a grace-based theology? In your hands, you hold the intersection of my story and my theology. You hold my "Storiology". May it point you to God, igniting a desire to find Him in the middle of your own dramatic, valuable story. Even angels long to look into these things. - 1 Peter 1:12 Endorsements: • Bob Blincoe, Ph.D. U.S. Director of Frontiers • Annette Schuster, MA. Director of Kids Need to Know • Bob Krepps. Consultant with New Missions Systems International • Louise Sedgwick. Adult Pastor at Open Door Fellowship • Darrell Bacher. Executive Director of Aim Right Ministries • Sara Kate Dunham. Wife and social worker