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Our feature interview is with Jimmy Wales, an innovative entrepreneur best known for founding Wikipedia. He serves on the Board of Trustees of the Wikimedia Foundation. Jimmy is also the founder of Wikia, a provider of wiki creation software and wiki-based search services.
In this episode, we will learn from Gayle Haggard about forgiveness and grace. After her husband was exposed for a gay-drug scandal in 2006, she chose to forgive him; she also discusses her new book, Why I Stayed: The Choices I Made in My Darkest Hour. We also spend a few minutes catching up with Matthew Sleeth regarding his latest Blessed Earth project.
Mark Driscoll, teaching and founding pastor of Mars Hill Church in Seattle, speaks candidly about multi-campus sites, social media, and equipping leaders through the Acts 29 Network.
We catch up with Jim Daly, President of the influential ministry Focus on the Family and author of Finding Home. We also talk briefly with Jeb Stuart, writer/director of the new film, Blood Done Sign My Name.
A double interview featuring Scott Belsky and Michael Hyatt. Scott is the founder and CEO of Behance, originator of the 99% Conference, and the author of a brand new book entitled Making Ideas Happen. Michael Hyatt is the President and CEO of Thomas Nelson Publishers, and an uber popular blogger on Leadership.
Malcolm Gladwell is a best-selling author, writer for the New Yorker Magazine, and widely identified as one of the leading minds in the world today. His most recent book, What the Dog Saw just released last fall. In this episode, we also talk about the year ahead for Catalyst and make a special announcement regarding Catalyst One Day in Chicago.
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