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Current Music

• 4th Avenue Jones:
  Stereo: The Evolution of Hiprocksoul
• Skillet:
  Comatose
• Casting Pearls:
  Casting Pearls
• Tobymac:
  Welcome to Diverse City

Current Books

• Leonardo Boff:
  Holy Trinity, Perfect Community
• John MacArthur:
  The Truth War: Fighting for Certainty in an Age of Deception
• W. Chan Kim, Renée Mauborgne:
  Blue Ocean Strategy: How to Create Uncontested Market Space and Make Competition Irrelevant
• Alan Gotthardt:
  The Eternity Portfolio (Generous Giving)

9 Comments for 'With my Arizona friends'

1. On August 25, 2007 @ 10:17 am Becky said:

   • Hey Greg your in my lovely state!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yay.You came on a really good weekend.Its like 10 degrees cooler which is a huge deal.It was also raining this morning.Yay rain..yay Arizona!~Becky~

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2. On August 25, 2007 @ 11:06 am Alex Burt said:

   • Did I miss this memo or is this a closed training session.  If it was open to all of us AZ youth Pastors I am really miffed!  Only at myself because I appearantly am not paying attention. 

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3. On August 25, 2007 @ 1:17 pm Greg Stier said:

   • It’s not too late Alex. It’s at Grace Chapel Four Square in Scottsdale. It lasts till 4:30 today! It’s kind of a Four Square thing that they opened up to others.

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4. On August 26, 2007 @ 5:34 am Justin klatt said:

   • Hey Greg, I waited for a minute afterward to thank you yesterday and say bye, but you were covered with people.  So I can tell you now.  Thank you man.  It was amazing to have you and Mike at our little foursquare thing.  Dude you should totally check out foursquare.org and read the history and read about Amiee Semple-McPherson or check out one of her books.  She was an amazing lady. I am suprised you have never really heard to much about foursquare.  One quick fact than I am done.  Amiee started the first foursquare church in 1923, it is called Angelus Temple (Matthew Barnett is the pastor now), But even in the 20’s she would have 15 thousand come through just on the three sunday morning services, and she would have in upwards of 20 services throughout the week - some healing, some prayer, some illustrated sermons.  All week long.  Anyway, It was sick having you guys this weekend.  We will see you in Oct. Peace, Justin

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5. On August 27, 2007 @ 2:12 pm chris said:

   • Greg I just wanted to take a minute and say thank you.  I have known about D2S over the past few years but I had never really looked into it much at all.  we purchased the Gospel Journey and Go Wide sets and we will be implementing them into our student ministry this fall.  I love how down to earth yet in your face you are.  It’s a good blend and mix.  I am excited to see how God is going to work and transform lives this fall as we make this move.  Again thanks for everything you guys are doing.  You are filling a gap that has sadly been created in student ministry over the ages.  Your faithfulness is awesome.

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6. On August 27, 2007 @ 3:06 pm claire said:

   • Hey i cant wait intell we dare 2 share in phoenix im so excited to see hawk nelson and here u speek and teh drama that was so cool last year last year was my first time and it was great so i hope we can meet…

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7. On August 27, 2007 @ 8:39 pm Greg Stier said:

   • Hey Chris, Thanks so much for your encouragement brother! My hope and prayer is that, by God’s grace, and through youth influencers like you the face of youth ministry can be transformed in the good ole’ USA!

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8. On August 27, 2007 @ 11:19 pm Kevin Jones said:

   • Greg and Mike, Awesome Job this past weekend in sharing the ministry mutiny principles and the X factor! I love the revelation as I noticed a direct correlation of what you were speaking to in Luke 5 when Christ jumps in Simon Peter’s boat and moves him from a place of apathy to interest, excitement then passion! Christ’s role moved from Prophet then Teacher to Coach as you taught this weekend. I am a lay person in the youth ministry and will continue to support the reality that programs are DEAD! It is all about the Great Commission. We must have the X and Y generations encounter the Cross of Jesus Christ then they can let down their nets for a miraculous catch. May God continue to breathe on YOU and your Team!

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9. On September 17, 2007 @ 11:20 pm Bridget Gee said:

   • Greg!!!!!!! I’m going to email you soon soon soon but I wanted to check your blogs out and I was surprised to see this one! Thanks for coming to Phoenix! I was having a meeting with Cameron at Wendy’s when you called him to thank him for letting you come to Grace Chapel. He almost made me answer the phone! haha

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