Summary of Mark Batterson's The Circle Maker

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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.

Book Preview: #1 As we age, we start living out of memory instead of imagination. We stop creating the future and start repeating the past. We should be living by faith, not logic.

#2 The more you pray, the bigger your dreams will become. And the bigger your dreams become, the more you have to pray. dreaming is a form of praying, and praying is a form of dreaming.

#3 Prayer circles often look foolish, but they are actually a great way to take risks. If you aren’t willing to step out of the boat, you’ll never walk on water. There comes a moment when you need to make a call, make a decision, or take the risk.

#4 The Israelites were complaining about their food supplies, even though they had just been the victims of genocide. We take the manna miracles that happen day in and day out for granted.

• Language: English
• Publisher: IRB Media
• Release date: Mar 15, 2022
• ISBN: 9781669359555

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Insights from Chapter 1

#1

As we age, we start living out of memory instead of imagination. We stop creating the future and start repeating the past. We should be living by faith, not logic.

#2

The more you pray, the bigger your dreams will become. And the bigger your dreams become, the more you have to pray. dreaming is a form of praying, and praying is a form of dreaming.

#3

Prayer circles often look foolish, but they are actually a great way to take risks. If you aren’t willing to step out of the boat, you’ll never walk on water. There comes a moment when you need to make a call, make a decision, or take the risk.

#4

The Israelites were complaining about their food supplies, even though they had just been the victims of genocide. We take the manna miracles that happen day in and day out for granted.

#5

The prospect of leaving a six-figure salary didn’t make sense to Moses, but he didn’t care. He moved to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, and started a ministry called Change Boys, which rescues street kids and gives them a home to live in.

#6

The Jericho principle is when you

Reviews for Summary of Mark Batterson's The Circle Maker

[burleson4 · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

it is a very good book and god speaks to matt in powerful ways.