Real-Time Connections
Linking Your Job with God's Global Work
- Evangelism & Missions
- Publisher: Zondervan Reflective (Zondervan)
- Published: 2010
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Publisher's Description
Real-Time Connections, by Bob Roberts Jr., will show you how to use your everyday passions to make a global impact … while staying attentive to your job, your home, and your family. The Great Commission is not just for professional clergy; it is a charge to every follower of Christ—ordinary Christians like you and me. Bob Roberts urges you as a disciple of Jesus to reclaim your share in God’s transforming work around the globe. Roberts illuminates the ways that Christians from any walk of life can use the everyday skills of their career and/or passion in service of God’s kingdom. Today’s global economy offers you, a follower of Jesus, opportunities to interact with nations and people groups once accessed only by remote missionaries. This book demonstrates the world-changing possibilities your vocation holds when used in service of God’s kingdom. “Real Time Connections forges a new path as Christianity addresses a globalized world. It is well worth reading.” - Bob Buford, founder, Leadership Network
Endorsements (2)
“I have known and admired Bob Roberts for years. He is a leader in the movement to convert belief to action and proclamation to credible demonstration. Roberts is bold. He is adventurous. And he’s biblical. He is a consummate connector. Real-Time Connections forges a new path as Christianity addresses a globalized world. It is well worth reading.”
“Bob Roberts has done it again in Real-Time Connections. He’s written a book that is readable, honest, and powerful. It’s a book for everyone! It offers real-life answers to how followers of Jesus around the world can partner with God as he changes nations through their everyday lives. This book is unique in that it deals with the mega-issues of our planet yet brings them home (literally) by compelling us to be involved. I loved it!”
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