Inspirational Speaker/Teacher
For most of his life Jim has been talking about
Jesus of Nazareth, the Life Master.
Classes, Seminars, Conferences, Family Camps, Student Retreats ... from corporate boardrooms to rustic campgrounds ... whatever the venue ... across the United States, and Canada, he continues to explain how, in fact, Jesus can lead you to experience, “lavish living,” “more and better life than you’ve ever dreamed of. "
In a recently published book, destiny:Life! ... it's life to the max!, Jim defines 8 different qualities that are characteristic of the "Life" Jesus offers.
In "Blog," Jim is continually reflecting on Jesus definition of life. There he also argues for Jesus primary place in the public discourse about what constitutes the "Good Life."
Jim is currently arranging dates for a Multi-national Book Tour bringing his most recent Book, I Don't Look Broke but You Can't See the Cracks, to the Church. The Tour, a Mission to Renew Christ-followers for the New Decade, is a timely Venture at a critical moment in the History of the Church.
To schedule Jim for a Spiritual Renewal Event in your Church, Conference Center, or Regional Gathering ...
"More and better life than you've ever dreamed of ..."
Pastor Jim's Mission
Christ’s journey to salvage fallen, broken humanity, and the infinitely high price He paid to do so, have inspired in me a deep conviction that every living human being I encounter is a unique, valuable, and noble Creation of God.
I passionately want to see them become what it is they are created to be; what in them Christ sees worth salvaging.
My Mission is to preach, teach, mentor/counsel, write, and have Christ demonstrate in my personal and private, as well as public life, that this becoming can only take place on the “Way” of Christ.
There is such an urgency in this that a definitely prophetic element moves me to be direct and frank with people. Still I am committed to affirming, in my attitude, and actions, the value and dignity of every person I meet and with whom I am privileged to walk a little or much of life’s journey.
