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BONUS - SUMMER READS: Translating Jesus: How to Share Your Faith in Language Today’s Culture Can Understand with Shauna Pilgreen
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In this bonus episode of Courage Becomes Her, we continue our summer reads series with Shauna Pilgreen to talk about her new book, Translating Jesus: How to Share Your Faith in Language Today’s Culture Can Understand. Shauna shares how to share the love and goodness of Jesus with others by noticing people, being curious, paying attention, being humble, listening well, getting out of our comfort zones, sharing our stories, and praying. She talks about how all people are significant and loved by Jesus, and though there might be some who don’t want Jesus in their life, more do than we realize.
Shauna Pilgreen, along with her husband, Ben, coleads Epic Church, a multiethnic congregation in the heart of San Francisco. She serves on the teaching team at Epic and as a network director for Alpha USA. She writes for "everyday evangelists" on her blog and website. Please take the time to connect with her through Instagram or Facebook.
Enter the giveaway to win a copy of Translating Jesus, as sponsored by Baker Publishing Group, through the August 18th post on Laurel’s Instagram.
Resources from my conversation with Shauna:
· Shauna’s books:
· The Watchmaker’s Daughter by Larry Loftis
· Alpha – Conversations about Faith, Life, and God
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