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Who is Bob Hostetler?
Bob Hostetler is an award-winning writer from southwest Ohio whose
books include Beyond Belief to Convictions (co-authored with Josh
McDowell) and an award-winning commentator for WMUB in Oxford, Ohio (88.5 FM). His shorter
pieces appear in magazines such as Family Circle and Discipleship Journal.
He is also the Pastor of Leadership and Teaching at Cobblestone Community Church, which meets
Saturday evenings at 6:30 at “The Corner” and Sundays at 9:00 and 10:30 AM
at the Talawanda Middle School in Oxford, Ohio.
Read Bob's biography
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Upcoming
Events
View Bob's entire event
calendar
Recent
Print Articles
“The Easter Drama” (Gem)
“Silenced by Tolerance” (Focus on the Family)
“A Mother’s Gift” (Focus on the Family)
“Mom’s Employment Agency” (Reminisce)
“Ten Ways to Get the Most Out of a Sermon” (Live)
“The Four Phases of Parenthood” (Focus on the Family)
“Playing Games with God” (Seek)
“A Glimpse of the Villain” (Together)
“31 Biblical Virtues to Pray for Your
Children” (Resource)
“American Idols” (Purpose)
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Article: If I Were Running for President
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Boy, has this presidential campaign season lasted forever! And today, with primaries in North Carolina and Indiana, is very likely to decide little or nothing for the Democrat
candidates. Meanwhile, the Republican nominee, Senator John McCain, seems
to be setting the stage for a campaign that energizes no one and confuses
nearly everyone.
I’m so tired of it all. I’m so tempted to say, “Just wake me when it’s over.” I suppose it’s because none of the candidates awaken any hope or enthusiasm
in me. There seems to be a surfeit of cynicism in the campaign and a
paucity of common sense, both of which, when translated from a candidacy
into an administration, bode ill for our future.
But then, what do I know? I’m no politician. I’m barely a grown-up (mentally, that is). But if I were running for president, I would make my campaign
about roughly ten things…
Read the rest here
More articles by Bob Hostetler...
Bob was recently a featured
speaker at the 2008 Writing for the Soul Conference in Colorado Springs, Colorado, sponsored by the Jerry B. Jenkins Christian Writers Guild. Click here to listen to Bob’s closing keynote,
“Read, Pray, Write.”
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Are American Idols Hurting You?
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 Is something wrong, something missing, something not working in
your life… in your walk with God?
The cause could be one of many modern idols that easily
infiltrate our lives, hinder our prayers, dull our spiritual sensitivity,
and prevent us from experiencing the life God plans for us.
American Idols can help
you confront and counter the most dangerous and tenacious idols you face,
and thus not only preserve your effectiveness, but also invite greater
blessing from God and lead you to an experience of God you may never have
imagined.
You can also see the new American Idols page
on this website … and the publisher’s American Idols page here…
and free downloadable group Bible
studies here.
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American Idols Group Studies Available Now!
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Your long, patient wait has paid off!
Okay, so maybe you haven’t been waiting. But still,
you can now obtain free American Idols group studies from this website. That’s right, FREE!
These studies will help you apply
and magnify the message of the book, recognizing and overcoming the idols
you worship!
Get them here.
Among
the awe-inspiring prayers (no, really) on my daily blog:
Ready
A Prayer of
Elizabeth Rundle
One Into a
Thousand Rise
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¿Disponible en español? ¡Sí!
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 ¿Usted es feliz que el libro de
gran éxito de ventas por Josh McDowell y Bob Hostetler está ahora disponible en
español? ¡Sí, por supuesto usted es! Haga clic para aqui ordenar.
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