Bob Fulton on Wimber’s humility and early stages of ministry (part 2)
On this episode of Wednesdays with Wimber, I share part 2 of my interview with the legendary Bob Fulton! Bob is part of Vineyard history folklore as he is the brother-in-law to John Wimber and was there for it all! Bob more details about the early stages of John...
Bob Fulton on Wimber’s beginnings & how there would be no Vineyard without Gunner Payne (part 1)
On this episode of Wednesdays with Wimber, I share part 1 of my interview with the legendary Bob Fulton! Bob is part of Vineyard history folklore as he is the brother-in-law to John Wimber and was there for it all! Bob shares his testimony, the impact of Gunner Payne...
My Interview w/ Carol Wimber
I had the tremendous honor of spending some time with the Wimber family to discuss the ongoing legacy of John Wimber (thanks to Dave & Debbie King!). Over the course of several days, I sat down with Bob Fulton, Tim Wimber, Stephanie & Danny Ruppe, Chris...
Reorganizing Vineyard USA: Reporting on the National Leader’s Meeting
I love the Vineyard. The Vineyard also drives me crazy. Many of the things that I absolutely love about being in the Vineyard movement also make me really frustrated, ha ha! Yeah… I realize that makes no sense on paper but most Vineyard pastors I know will feel...@lukegeraty
If you want to be a good leader, be a better follower.
A balanced argument doesnโt weigh two sides equally. It weighs the strongest evidence more heavily.
Critical thinking isn't about representing every view. It's about recognizing your biases, and giving serious consideration to facts that contradict your hopes and beliefs.
He is a brave man. I have yet to figure out how to be as brave in the face of similar issuesโฆ but his example is inspiring!
The next day, my wife and I came to the meeting. Brian announced the two resignations and invited me to come up and address the faculty and staff.
Here is what I read to them:
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