This month's series is unlike anything we've done before. Over twelve episodes, we'll be walking through the most formative lessons I've learned over my fifty-plus years in ministry – and the stories of the mentors who planted them. Some of these were long, close relationships. Others were people whose teaching landed so deeply it never left, even without much personal contact. Join me throughout the month of July as we dive into these powerful lessons – you won't want to miss an episode!
Fourth on the list is Wayne Myers — a missionary I heard preach exactly once, about six weeks after moving to Tulsa in 1978. He had a five-gallon tub of corn, a teaspoon, an ice cream scoop, and a snow shovel, and by the time he was done, God had spoken to me about something that would cost me half my annual salary. The lesson he planted that night has never left: not giving to get, but living to give.
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