Mark Batterson

He has written or collaborated on more than 60 books.

He's been with New York Times bestselling authors like Lee Strobel and Mark Batterson and David Jeremiah and Bruce Wilkinson.

He worked with Jeremy and Jennifer Williams on Tenacious.

how God used a terminal diagnosis to turn a family and a football team into champions, which is being turned into a movie.

It really helped me understand so much about the history of this runaway bestseller.

It is, by the way, you do know that, right? So we're going to continue with Rob right after this.

This is In the Market with Janet Partial, our guest.

Rob Suggs, back after this.

And it's, you know, it's like, and you've got some big names here.

You've got Francis Chan, Christine Kane, Mark Batterson.

There's a number of, John Mark Comer wrote the intro.

We talked about the forward as we talked about before the show.

That's what was happening with the church bells.

And so what does it look like to have like a metaphorical bell tower in your life? And so I've been trying to have different things throughout the day.

I talked to Mark Batterson.

He said, if someone annoys me, that means it's a call to prayer.

Yeah.

And so every year my church does a Second Chance Sunday, and I go to National Community Church, Pastor Mark Batterson.

Gosh, I love him.

Yes.

This week, the midterm elections reached their boiling point, election integrity is back in the news, and living with courage as nonconformist Christians.

Chris Stierwald, David Becker, and Mark Batterson join me for the conversation.

Welcome to the show.

We're now just a few days away from the midterm elections, with the noise, political ads, and spam texts at their peak.

And that's what gives me so much hope for the future.

Thank you, David, for joining us on The Bulletin.

Listeners, after a short break, stick around for my encouraging conversation with pastor and author Mark Batterson.

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Then I think you're in luck because we have someone who's in the center of D.C. who's right in the middle of all the tension and trying to hold it with grace and truth.

And that's going to be Mark Batterson.

He's our next guest on Next Up.

And we're going to talk about how to keep your soul intact in an unhinged world.

Here at NextUp, we're going to give you access to helpful frameworks to better form how you see God, how you view the world, and how you approach God's mission for your life.

My name is Grant Skeldon, and me and my co-host Chi Chi have helped thousands of young leaders find their friends, narrow their calling, and accelerate their mission.

So if you're ready to grow as a leader, take notes because next up is a conversation with Mark Batterson about how to keep your soul intact in an unhinged world.

I want you to say, like this book, you've written 27, am I right? Yeah.

what if

you said all the time and we have a prayer group in D.C. and there's a book by Mark Batterson called If.

Yeah.

And I love that book because we don't dream big enough.