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Rebuilding the Foundations

Rebuilding the Foundations is now finished and available as a paperback and for 99¢ on Kindle. You can still download the PDF free below, or get it free free in various forms on Smashwords.

I have been working on the "Rebuilding the Foundations" project since I first laid the groundwork for it with a teaching at a missions conference in 2017. I packed four intense foundational teachings into 45 minutes at the conference. Afterward, a missionary to China asked me if he could translate it to chinese.

That teaching has inspired the book, a ministry, and this web site. Rebuilding the real foundations of Christian life and theology is worth the rest of my life to me.

So on this page, you can:

Listen to the original teaching, see the PowerPoint slides, and read the outline (below).
Download the PDF. (When you get to Dropbox, click the ellipse (...) on the far right of the screen to download.)

The Original Rebuilding the Foundations Teaching

You can get that original 45-minute blitz teaching in several forms.

Audio
Download the PowerPoint or See the slides online
PDF outline (You can use this or the slides to follow the audio teaching.)

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