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Ryan Franklin has been a change agent in an integrated healthcare entity, has served a church plant, and for multiple decades has been part of the internationally respected leadership team at The Pentecostals of Alexandria. His recent book, The Christian Leader Blueprint, offers a practical, Biblical approach to personal development that leads to more abundant life for disciples who are disciple-makers.

In this installment, the leadership of the Apostolic Review gather for a discussion on recently discovered, favored, and essential literary works. This episode holds insightful lessons, moments of laughter, and valuable book recommendations from the insightful leaders of AR. We trust that you will enjoy this special Christmas edition from the Apostolic Review.

In this poignant conversation with pastor and author Michael Ensey, Dr. Jackson and Bro. Ensey explore the themes of suffering, healing, and ministry as exemplified in the triumphant life of the their mutual friend, singer-songwriter-worshipper Anthony Trimble. While listening, you’ll want to order your copy of Coffee with Anthony!

Ever wondered what to do (or not do) when you’re seeking divine direction?  In this engaging convo, Dr. Paris dishes on his practical guide to finding purpose and fit on our discipleship and service journey. We also touch on the role of the academy within the church, and the value of true friends. Don’t miss this episode!

In this insightful and inspiring conclusion to our conversation with Dr. Jeremy Painter, explore with us the challenges of cultural connectivity as it informs contextualization of the gospel, and the ways that the Holy Spirit empowers disciple-makers in various settings.

In this engaging and stimulating two-part conversation with double-doctorate recipient Jeremy Painter, we examine the calling of an Apostolic creative and intellectual, and how mystery and revelation interact in the life of an inquisitive believer. As a bonus, Dr. Painter muses on his use of wide sources, from Shakespeare to Sting!