Walking God’s Path

Dec 27, 2006 - comment

There are few men in today’s ever changing world that have the ability to reach boomers, busters, and gen-x-ers. Our special guest continues to creatively communicate the unchanging Word of God to millions regardless of their age or culture. He began his work as a minister of the Gospel in the 1950s and has authored over 20 books reaching people around the world.

Our guest today is former CEO and President of Lifeway Christian Resources, Dr. Jimmy Draper. Dr. Draper is the subject of a new book, Walking God’s Path: The Life and Ministry of Jimmy Draper by John Perry.

topic(s): Faith, Bible, Ministry

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