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IT Blog Tour Starts today… to hit MMI next Monday!

Orginally published on Monday, September 15, 2008 at 8:29 AM
by Todd Rhoades


Craig Groeschel, author of IT, is going on a book blog tour starting this month! IT all starts this mroning at the Swerve blog The blog tour features 10 blogs over two weeks.

Below is the schedule for this blog tour:

September 15 – Swerve (Craig Groeschel & Bobby Gruenewald)

September 16 – Scott Hodge

September 17 – Catalyst blog and On the Journey (Brad Lomenick)

September 18 – Velocity (Dave Ferguson)

September 19 –Zondervan blog

September 22 – Monday Morning Insight (Todd Rhoades)

September 23 – Innovative Ministry Leader (Sean Lewis)

September 24 – Tony Morgan Live

September 25 – Leading Smart (Tim Stevens)

September 26 – FlowerDust (Anne Jackson) 


While the tour kicks off next week on the Swerve blog, you do not have to wait to find out more information. Each day this week on the Zondervan blog, they will be posting something about the book and the concepts behind it. 


Visit www.zondervan.com/it for more information


 



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  There are 7 Comments:

  • Posted by Camey

    Continuing to pray that God is going to keep using Craig whether through books such as IT or however He sees best.

    God has used Craig personally in my own life. And I remain thankful and a prayer supporter of Craig’s.

    Praying for Spiritual Awakening and Revival like never seen before! The harvest is ripe…

    Praying for His workers.....

  • Posted by

    I found this review interesting and incredibly funny on Christianity Today:

    “You can name today the churches that have ‘It’, churches that had ‘It’ but lost ‘It’, and some that do not have ‘It’, the LifeChurch pastor said at a recent leadership summit.

    “So what is ‘It’?

    “The answer is ‘don’t know’,” Groeschel said as he addressed thousands of leaders at Willow Creek Community Church. “Honestly, I’m not totally sure.”

    “‘It’ has a lot to do with the Holy Spirit, Groeschel believes, but that is not everything.”

    --
    CS

  • Posted by Peter Hamm

    Having attended the Summit and hearing Groeschel’s talk AND having read “It"… AND being in a church that has “it"… I have to say, CS, it makes perfect sense to me. Plus, why should “it”, if it truly does involve the Spirit, be totally definable and quantifiable.

    All I know is, I’ve been in churches that had it, and churches that didn’t… and I’ll stay put here in this one that has it… no question…

  • Posted by

    Peter:

    “Having attended the Summit and hearing Groeschel’s talk AND having read “It"… AND being in a church that has “it"… I have to say, CS, it makes perfect sense to me. Plus, why should “it”, if it truly does involve the Spirit, be totally definable and quantifiable.”

    You’re probably totally right here, Peter, that it does make sense with that background.  I’m only saying that, superficially, the premise behind the book and the interview on Christianity Today seems silly.  And I’m willing to put a huge disclaimer on my own comments here, in saying that I have not read the book, or gone to any conferences pertaining to this subject, or even talked to Groeschel, but as a person simply taking a glance from a distance, it looks funny.

    “Hey, there’s this cool thing out there that some people have, some people don’t have, everyone wants it, but no one knows quite how to get it or even when they have it.  Not even me.  It might be related to something, but that might not be all of it.  But, what the hey, I’ll write a book about it and that way, everyone will know about it and want it even more!”

    Do you see how it could be construed as humorous from someone just peeking inside in passing? 

    --
    CS

  • Posted by Camey

    CS,

    I realize you were talking to Peter just then but your comment made me laugh.

    Peter:

    For the record… I definitely agree with you about IT.

    Just as a funny here… The other day I said to someone, “Hey! You’re walking in it!” They immediately stopped and checked their shoes. If we can’t laugh at ourselves - someone else will any way. Context matters.

  • Posted by karen

    CS - I get what you are saying.  If you are interested, I listened to Craig’s talk on “IT” at Willow Creek on the lifechurch.tv podcast.  At least it would give you an idea of the entire concept - not just the little tidbits you have read.

  • Posted by Peter Hamm

    CS,

    Again, if you’ve been in churches for any length of time that both had “it” and didn’t… WOW, it makes sense to me.

    And you should check out the link Karen points to, as the talk was well worth listening to.

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