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meiredith · 08-05-2009, 01:03 PM

200 Pomegranates and an Audience of One: Creating a Life of Meaning and Influence (Kindle Edition)

Editorial Reviews
Review
I am fortunate enough to rub shoulders with Shawn everyday as we pursue ministry together. I have watched as he approaches each area of responsibility he has been given with the eye of an artist toward an audience of one. He lives what he writes about and our lives and ministries have been better for it. I am confident you will be encouraged and better off for being around Shawn, as I have been, as you connect with God s artistic vision for your life through this book. --Greg Surratt, lead Pastor, Seacoast Church

Product Description
Shawn Wood explores the story of obscure Old Testament
character Huram of Tyre, a bronzeworker putting the finishing
touches on Solomon s Temple. Huram was renowned for his
talent, but he saved the most ornate details of his temple work,
including 200 intricately crafted pomegranates, for a place
where most people would never even notice it: thirty-four feet off
the ground, atop two massive columns.

Huram s example shows readers the importance of using talents
and skills to benefit others and to contribute something of lasting
worth, and doing our best even if God is the only audience.

08-05-2009, 01:03 PM	#351
meiredith Junior Member Posts: 2 Karma: 10 Join Date: Mar 2009 Device: kindle2	200 Pomegranates and an Audience of One: Creating a Life of Meaning and Influence (Kindle Edition) Editorial Reviews Review I am fortunate enough to rub shoulders with Shawn everyday as we pursue ministry together. I have watched as he approaches each area of responsibility he has been given with the eye of an artist toward an audience of one. He lives what he writes about and our lives and ministries have been better for it. I am confident you will be encouraged and better off for being around Shawn, as I have been, as you connect with God s artistic vision for your life through this book. --Greg Surratt, lead Pastor, Seacoast Church Product Description Shawn Wood explores the story of obscure Old Testament character Huram of Tyre, a bronzeworker putting the finishing touches on Solomon s Temple. Huram was renowned for his talent, but he saved the most ornate details of his temple work, including 200 intricately crafted pomegranates, for a place where most people would never even notice it: thirty-four feet off the ground, atop two massive columns. Huram s example shows readers the importance of using talents and skills to benefit others and to contribute something of lasting worth, and doing our best even if God is the only audience.