Comments on: Between Good News & Good Deeds: Doug Pollock Interview

By: On my bookshelf (summer edition) | Leadership, Technology, Innovation

On my bookshelf (summer edition) | Leadership, Technology, Innovation — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 20:09:51 +0000

[...] God Space – Doug Pollack This was a freebie at our national staff conference that I’m just getting around to. I think the evangelism principles could be helpful as we launch a ministry in post-Christian Portland. Brian Barela just happened to post an interview by Doug here. [...]

By: Dan Birch

Dan Birch — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 17:01:02 +0000

Yeah I heard Doug Pollock this summer. He came and spoke on Santa Monica summer project. He had some good stuff to say, and really challenges those Campus Crusade old regimes. But probably the most impactful speaker and book I’ve read on Evangelism is “Questioning Evangelism” by Randy newman. He also came and spoke and we based much of Santa monica summer project on his talks.

We taped all the talks from Randy Newman and Doug Pollock. I know for sure you can find the notes and powerpoint slides from those talks here:
http://santamonicasummerproject.typepad.com/santa-monica-summer-project/

As well as email dj.jenkins@uscm.org and ask where the actual video talks are. I know Im going to try and train all ASU students on Randys A-Z scale regarding evangelism, really brilliant.

By: Brian Barela

Brian Barela — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 12:50:32 +0000

dude bad audio is the norm for stuff like this. i’ve produced some just like this.

i know santa monica sp did some stuff w God Space and had Doug out to speak–also ocean city nj i believe.

let me see if those guys can jump in and comment.

By: Tim Casteel

Tim Casteel — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 03:46:24 +0000

Wow. That’s surprisingly bad audio. But that book sounds really interesting. I’m buying it. You’re welcome for the 10 cents you earned off my commission!

We’re doing a new series for our weekly evangelism training time for students this fall and its focus is on relational evangelism. Other resources you, Brian or others, would recommend? Anyone, by chance, written a series of training lessons on this?