The Bible as Improv
Written by Ron Martoia
Narrated by Eric Turner
3/5
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About this audiobook
Ron Martoia
Dr. Ron Martoia, who received his doctorate from Fuller Theological Seminary, is a transformational architect who has passion to help people experience revolutionary change. In their lives. Over the last four years he has spoken to over 25,000 leaders in conference settings. The author of Transformational Architecture, Static, and Morph, Martoia has also written for periodicals such as Relevant, Leadership Journal, and Rev. He is the founder of Velocityculture.com, which provides consulting, distance staffing, coaching, and learning communities. Martoia lives in Jackson, Michigan.
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Reviews for The Bible as Improv
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- Rating: 1 out of 5 stars1/5Warning!!
This book is confusing and full of fillers. The book is mostly about the author and chapters of questions with no answers. I heard the phrase "what if" a thousand times. The point of this book could be summarized in a few paragraphs so the rest for me was a waste of time. The author was also hard to follow and made several statements that make me concerned about his personal theology and beliefs. He dances on the lines of atheist beliefs and scripture discrediting. I do not recommend reading this book which is disappointing since it was written by a pastor.