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Our journey started in 1999 when I joined my first employer, Sprint. Two gentlemen in my workplace witnessed to me; Eric Buchmann and Michael Myers. For these are my Spiritual fathers and for their witness I am eternally grateful. Read their story...

Shortly after hearing the Gospel through co-workers, in our neighborhood of downtown Overland Park, a new coffee house opened - Homer's Coffee House. Homer's had been open two months. The warm atmosphere and very friendly staff, were so very helpful with my questions about Jesus, God and His word, the Bible.

The Alpha course is a gentle introduction to the Christian faith. I joined my first one in 2002, followed by several more in 2003. My wife Sue came to know Christ later that year. Read more....

Listening to Chip Ingram of Living On The Edge (LOTE) on our local Bott Radio Network station 92.3 FM, every day, started to make in roads in our thinking. Chip's lively, friendly and direct approach made such an impact on us. I remember well listening to Chip , share about tithing back in early 2002, among many great teachings.

A friend and inner city Pastor, Allen Stancil, shared Hell's Best Kept secret with Tony when he inquired as to why Allen was completely transformed when he was born again. We have listened to this recording over fifty times and now share this recording on CD when led to do so with others.

In 2004 when I asked the Lord to teach me to pray, I sought to learn about revival. After reading about the Hebrides revival, somehow I was directed to Fire On The Altar. The webiste contains hundreds of compilations of music and sermons. I downloaded a few files and listened and was changed. The warning said:

Stick around here too long and you might wreck your life for Jesus

Like Fire on the Altar, Sermon Index has been a constant source of recordings from men who follow(ed) the Old Paths. This is where we found more of Leonard Ravenhill, AW Tozer, Norman Grubb, Paris Reidhead, Jackie Pullinger and many more recordings.

We listened to many of the compilations on Fire on the Altar, of course being British myself (Tony), I was keen to find out who the British voices were I had heard. One I learnt was Leonard Ravenhill, a man whom had come to the US from England back in the 1950's. In the beginning of the interview, you hear about his father (Daddy) being transformed in Doncaster (My Mother, also named Susan, was born and lived in Doncaster, near Leeds).

We were introduced to Jackie Pullinger through the video of Leonard Ravenhill. Jackie took a slow boat to the far east after she left the Royal School of Music. 

Listen to Norman Percy Grubb. He was born Aug. 2, 1895 in England. Although his father was an Anglican pastor and he was raised in a Christian home when he was a teenager he was asked by a family friend if he belonged to Christ. It was then that he asked Jesus Christ to be his savior. Contined...<

Listen to Dan's message DEAD not divorced and read an excerpt from his book "The Rest Of The Gospel: When the partial Gospel has worn you out"

The Louisville Reunions have taken place for twenty plus years.It's like a tent meeting where people come to share and listen what God has done. Listen to what was shared in our fellowship.

Grace Walk Ministries is a teaching and training ministry which exists for the purpose of sharing the life of Jesus Christ with others and to help Christians discover the freedom of their new life in Christ. 

It really was for freedom that Christ set us free! Let's continue to stand firm in that freedom and not impose a yoke of slavery upon ourselves nor upon others!

The Grace Project Christian teaching resources, articles, audio. The strap-line of The Grace Project is Discover who you Really are this suggests, we take the view that many, if not, most believers not only have yet to discover this truth but worse…

Walter C. Lanyon was mentioned by one of the guests at the Louisville reunion. Walter Lanyon wrote primarily to mature Christians who have begun to see with a “single eye”, he leaves “the elementary teachings about the Christ…….not laying again a foundation of repentance from dead works and faith toward God” (Heb.6:1). Instead of seeing some as little children and young men, he writes as if all readers are “fathers” (1John 2:13)