This is Episode 1 (of 30) from the book "Racing to a Bolder Faith: Getting Ready for What's Ahead." It is derived from Part 1 SCOUTing the Challenge - Chapter 1 entitled “Story - the Big Picture" and is the first of two sessions on this topic. The author shares how he began to run the Boston Marathon to raise money for cancer research and how this intensive training also provided him with a framework to grow spiritually. Informed by a "spiritual warfare worldview" the focus of this episode includes the metaphysical Scope and the Participants in the Race to a Bolder Faith. Transcript available at: www.kingdomtopics.org

This is Episode 1 (of 30) from the book "Racing to a Bolder Faith: Getting Ready for What's Ahead." It is derived from Part 1 SCOUTing the Challenge - Chapter 1 entitled “Story - the Big Picture" and is the first of two sessions on this topic. The author shares how he began to run the Boston Marathon to raise money for cancer research and how this intensive training also provided him with a framework to grow spiritually. Informed by a "spiritual warfare worldview" the focus of this episode includes the metaphysical Scope and the Participants in the Race to a Bolder Faith. Transcript available at: <a href="http://www.kingdomtopics.org">www.kingdomtopics.org</a>

Racing to a Bolder Faith is a discipleship training resource to help Christians get ready for what's ahead. Utilizing the metaphor of the author's marathon racing experiences over sixteen years, this practical and insightful teaching is guided by the "spiritual warfare worldview" of the early church and focused on someday hearing Jesus say: "Well done thou good and faithful servant!"

Racing to a Bolder Faith is a discipleship training resource to help Christians get ready for what's ahead. Utilizing the metaphor of the author's marathon racing experiences over sixteen years, this practical and insightful teaching is guided by the "spiritual warfare worldview" of the early church and focused on someday hearing Jesus say: "Well done thou good and faithful servant!"

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