Robert
- This book was very witty and fun to listen to and to read. I now have it in paper, ebook and Audible. I find it very straightforward easy to make use of & very educational. I enjoyed the laughs that is in this book. It is written so clear as well, there's nice steps that I can follow and that I can put into practice right away. I enjoyed this book and I will continue to enjoy this book as I read it over and over again to make sure that it becomes second nature to sharing Jesus without looking like an Idiot.
- I like this book because it makes clear different concepts and draws out details, breaking them down. It is deep, in the sense that I do take time to think what are the implications of what the authors are saying, food for thought.
- This is a remarkable course. The narration is spectacular, the info provided is clear and the point. I enjoyed it so much I purchased CH102 audio and listened to that right away continuing where CH101 left off. Outstanding course, one of the best I've listened to yet. Very well written.
- Scott Custer: what did you like about it?
- 5 star people, what did you like about the book, content please.
- I can’t give you specific content, only the overall effect that it had on me. I just posted a review in which I share that I was born again into a community that only used the king James Bible. This book helped me understand Bible translation, and the king James Bible in relation to that process. As a result, I began using the ESV, but I don’t remember him speaking specifically to that translation.
- Who recognizes these certificates? Will a Canadian pastor?
- Mobile Ed certificates are unaccredited certificates of completion. Since there is no instructor overseeing and evaluating course work (outside of the final response papers), they are not formally recognized by any institutions. Individuals are free to recognize that someone has completed a Mobile Ed Certificate Program at their own discretion. If you are interested in getting more formal recognition I would recommend looking into the programs offered by Redemption Seminary (https://redemptionseminary.org/). They use Mobile Ed courses along with one-on-one mentorships.
