Comments on: BOOK REVIEW: Hear No Evil http://www.morethandodgeball.com/youth-ministry/book-review-hear-no-evil.html A blog about youth ministry and youth pastor life from Josh Griffin, the High School Youth Pastor at Saddleback Church. Wed, 08 Feb 2012 21:25:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Josh http://www.morethandodgeball.com/youth-ministry/book-review-hear-no-evil.html#comment-27477 Josh Thu, 25 Mar 2010 07:02:02 +0000 http://www.morethandodgeball.com/?p=8456#comment-27477 Happy to help, David! JG Happy to help, David! JG

]]> By: Josh http://www.morethandodgeball.com/youth-ministry/book-review-hear-no-evil.html#comment-27476 Josh Thu, 25 Mar 2010 07:01:39 +0000 http://www.morethandodgeball.com/?p=8456#comment-27476 You bet! Dude, it was GOOD. JG You bet! Dude, it was GOOD. JG

]]> By: David McGovern http://www.morethandodgeball.com/youth-ministry/book-review-hear-no-evil.html#comment-27437 David McGovern Fri, 19 Mar 2010 01:46:28 +0000 http://www.morethandodgeball.com/?p=8456#comment-27437 Thanks Josh. I was looking for a review on this book from a source I trusted, and you gave it. I'm gonna check it out. Matthew's tweets are hilarious, so I'm sure the book is awesome. Thanks again. David McGovern http://www.themcblog.com Thanks Josh. I was looking for a review on this book from a source I trusted, and you gave it. I’m gonna check it out. Matthew’s tweets are hilarious, so I’m sure the book is awesome. Thanks again.
David McGovern
http://www.themcblog.com

]]> By: mpt http://www.morethandodgeball.com/youth-ministry/book-review-hear-no-evil.html#comment-27436 mpt Thu, 18 Mar 2010 23:52:26 +0000 http://www.morethandodgeball.com/?p=8456#comment-27436 Thanks for this, Josh! Means a lot, man. :) Thanks for this, Josh! Means a lot, man. :)

]]> By: Marti http://www.morethandodgeball.com/youth-ministry/book-review-hear-no-evil.html#comment-27428 Marti Tue, 16 Mar 2010 22:16:17 +0000 http://www.morethandodgeball.com/?p=8456#comment-27428 Thanks for highlighting this. I'm going to look for it. I am always pleasantly surprised to reconnect with others from the same background and find that we've changed in many of the same ways. Sometimes I'm completely shocked--especially when it comes to some from college--to see the change, but it always makes me smile. I have to say that I'm thankful for parents who took things with a grain of salt....or rather, looked to the Bible instead of man's "wisdom." Still attending a church from your past, but I don't doubt that it's changed a lot since we were kids...as have those who were there when we were kids. Thanks for highlighting this. I’m going to look for it. I am always pleasantly surprised to reconnect with others from the same background and find that we’ve changed in many of the same ways. Sometimes I’m completely shocked–especially when it comes to some from college–to see the change, but it always makes me smile. I have to say that I’m thankful for parents who took things with a grain of salt….or rather, looked to the Bible instead of man’s “wisdom.”

Still attending a church from your past, but I don’t doubt that it’s changed a lot since we were kids…as have those who were there when we were kids.

]]> By: Theresa http://www.morethandodgeball.com/youth-ministry/book-review-hear-no-evil.html#comment-27421 Theresa Mon, 15 Mar 2010 20:20:20 +0000 http://www.morethandodgeball.com/?p=8456#comment-27421 This is so funny to read today. Long story short, my oldest daughter is in middle school. As I'm sure you can imagine, the cross-over from children to student ministry is huge! We attend a Church of Christ, but I want to be sure I provide as much Biblical information as I can (as a parent). I enrolled her in a Baptist program this weekend (and went along to volunteer - for 2 reasons: to listen/learn and to hear what they were teaching her). It was a tad bit STRONG and I left contemplating whether that would invite her to return or scare her to death! I have felt that leading by example is the best way to lead - but don't want to miss something that might change my daughter's life (for the best). As you know, children are leaving the church after high school and I don't want my daughter to be one of those statistics! Any advice you can offer is much appreciated! This is so funny to read today. Long story short, my oldest daughter is in middle school. As I’m sure you can imagine, the cross-over from children to student ministry is huge! We attend a Church of Christ, but I want to be sure I provide as much Biblical information as I can (as a parent). I enrolled her in a Baptist program this weekend (and went along to volunteer – for 2 reasons: to listen/learn and to hear what they were teaching her). It was a tad bit STRONG and I left contemplating whether that would invite her to return or scare her to death! I have felt that leading by example is the best way to lead – but don’t want to miss something that might change my daughter’s life (for the best). As you know, children are leaving the church after high school and I don’t want my daughter to be one of those statistics! Any advice you can offer is much appreciated!

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