March 05, 2011

Find "Lucky" at Sam's Club

I got word recently that "Lucky: How the Kingdom Comes to Unlikely People" is available in Sam's Club. So, for all you Sam's Club members, here's a list of about 400 cities where it will be available (Click to download the spreadsheet) :

Download LuckyinSamsClub

Hope it helps!

Mar 5, 2011 3:02:15 PM

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Kurt

LUCKY!

Posted by: Kurt | March 05, 2011 at 11:14 PM

Levi

Glenn, I just heard you speak at SYMC this past weekend. I'll keep things concise and just say that your message was exactly what I needed to hear. I also know it was very helpful to some people I was talking with earlier at dinner before the worship session.

Without getting into all the controversy out there over books that are coming out, and the hateful responses that are pouring out from pulpits, articles, and blogs, it is nice to hear another voice preaching a Gospel of restoration and reconciliation.

In short, keep up the great work, and I look forward to reading "Lucky."

Posted by: Levi | March 08, 2011 at 09:44 AM

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