Ron's press release for the book, and what three news sites wrote about it in its first weeks.
A question asked over breakfast in a Muncie, Indiana diner 33 years ago became the book. The release tells that story, the Sunday school class a Methodist church asked Ron to stop teaching, and how the book did in its first week on Amazon.
Each story opens on the news site that ran it.
Spreely News
A long profile and book review. Ron has heard two to three thousand sermons and never one on 1 John 3:9, and the piece follows that silence from a Phoenix childhood to a Muncie diner. The review calls the book "bold, readable, and impossible to shrug off" and says it reads like an investigation, not a sermon.
Read it on Spreely News (opens in a new tab)Hyperlocal Loop
A Valley news story on the book's first weeks, when it reached Amazon's Top 10 new releases in Christian salvation and No. 1 in Methodist. It tells how Ron and Nancy met on the Sunnyslope High School track team, and how Nancy kept a family of six children going through 18 years of writing.
Read it on Hyperlocal Loop (opens in a new tab)Liberty One News
An author profile built on one question: what if Christians expect less change than their faith promises? It traces the 1993 Promise Keepers weekend and twelve Wednesday mornings with Pastor Dave Neckers, and names the book a discussion pick for the Beacon Book Club.
Read it on Liberty One News (opens in a new tab)The media kit, the book cover and Ron's photo are ready to download, and the request form goes straight to him.
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