Rooted steering committee member Mark Howard is a guest on the GCYM Conversations podcast, discussing his workshop on how to teach Revelation to students at Rooted’s 2014 conference, Oct. 9-11 in New York City. Here’s a link to the podcast page:
http://godcenteredyouthministry.com/2014/09/06/mark-howard-isnt-afraid-to-teach-revelation/
And if you haven’t already, register today!
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