Attention pastors, preachers, and Christians of all stripes! Enter here our "Build-a-Believer Workshop" and help construct an ideal disciple of Jesus Christ. Follow the blueprints laid out in Scripture, and illustrated by side-by-side comparisons of several ministers, both full-time and bi-vocational. Before you exit the establishment you are sure to be stuffed with your fill of principles which when they take shape and are properly adorned come together in convincing fashion, proving the method for becoming a "Full-Time" Christian and applying it to a multi-vocational world. Written in storybook form from a most uniquely qualified perspective, "Finally FULL-Time" encapsulates life-lessons learned from literally thousands of people in Christian ministry, whether they work secular jobs or are solely employed by churches or other ministries. The author is the son and son-in-law to preachers who were both full and part-time in their careers. His ministry to churches and Christians is capstoned by an international following of hundreds of thousands of ministers, a majority of whom are "tentmakers" (bi-vocational like the Apostle Paul). The author's communications with thousands of these over 15 years come together here in succinct applications.

Finally FULL-Time: Bi-Vocational Bonuses & Tentmaker Tips (Grace Notes)

Religion & Spirituality

Shirley, Jerry

Christian Books & Bibles

Independently published

Here is a hard rock memoir – essentially an authorized bio on the endearing British rock band Humble Pie – as told from the drum throne and backstage hallways during the emerging days of the Seventies classic rock era. In 1969, Jerry Shirley was chosen to drum in a new band led by Steve Marriott and Peter Frampton. He had just turned 17. Along with bassist Greg Ridley, and manager Dee Anthony, the Pie started a 6-year journey that stormed the US and defined Arena Rock – bigger sound, bigger contracts, and bigger parties. Along the way Jerry meets with future legends that make for a star-studded bio and rare glimpse into the rock music industry. Written in his own voice and with a wicked musician sense of humor, Jerry details the vibrant scene that created the explosive sound of heavy rock. He explains how sessions were conducted by iconic engineers like Glyn Johns and Eddie Kramer, describes his session work with Syd Barrett and George Harrison and tells amusing tales like drum shopping with the Who's Keith Moon. What was it like to perform a sold-out show at Shea Stadium, play for 250 000 in Hyde Park, charter a private jet for tour, record the trend-setting live record at the Fillmore East (that spawned the FM radio staple “I Don't Need No Doctor”), get hyped for the stage by Dee Anthony, and deal with the drugs and excesses of this inhibitive era of rock? This book definitely answers those question as well as “What was it like to meet, play, record, tour, party, and fight with cult hero Steve Marriott?” No other book can cover it like this.

Best Seat in the House: Drumming in the '70s with Marriott Frampton and Humble Pie

Humor & Entertainment

Rebeats

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