james choung
seeking real life in the big story
jameschoung.net
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“I highly recommend this book as a fresh articulation and narrative of what is truly the good news! This good news is not just what we’re saved from but what we are called to!” — Dave Gibbons
“This small (3×5) 30 page booklet is by far the best summary of the good news I have ever read in so short a space. It is phenomenal.”
— Len Hjalmarson
— Len Hjalmarson
A free, downloadable study guide to help individuals and small groups discuss and digest the content in True Story. It offers both a six-session study and a one-session overview.
Hoop dreams
Advent needed
Correction: Inheritance interview
Institutions that sin for us?
Wendell Berry on religion
A comic book version
Three book recommendations
Another Big Story video
Simplified Big Story
John Wesley on revival, sort of
Crossmakers
Response to UCLA video
Ash Wednesday
Next steps: how to choose?- Gungor: God is not a white man
- "Genesis to Justice"
- Vanier, on community
- New World pamphlet
- Forgotten God
- PRISM Magazine interview
- Updated: Big Story training
- Arizona and the Third Reich?
- Easter devotional
- Urbana 2009: Calling all Asian North Americans
- Possibly glorious
- True Story Study Guide
- Holy Saturday
- NOC blog tour: first stop
- CT Bible study on the Big Story
- Amusing Ourselves to Death
Here are some interviews that are still available online:
From Four Laws to Four Circles
An interview in Christianity Today by Andy Crouch (July 2008)
Big Picture Evangelism
An interview in Leadership Journal by Drew Dyck (May 2009)
“We Are Always Doing Evangelism”
An interview by PRISM Magazine (Sept/Oct 2010)