Texan Doug Giles Weighs In On Tragedy of Nearby Mystic Camp
There's much more to this story than just gloom-and-doom
For Doug, it’s not a far-off tragedy. He’s very familiar with the river where this all went down, and in a world chock-full of superheated conspiracy theories, he’s got some grounded perspective on what we should make of this tragedy.
We’ll leave the speculation about global warming and cloud seeding to people who love to get into the weeds on those questions.
For Doug, he’s got some good old-fashioned Texas advice on how to treat the dangers of nature with their proper respect.
It goes well with his high regard for the moments of genuine heroism and acts of self-sacrifice that came up as a result. He and Eric Metaxas cover a lot of other ground, too.
Since Eric brought up Doug’s Lionhearted book in this interview, and readers might want to know more about it, here ya go:
Lionhearted: Making Young Christian Males Rowdy Biblical Men
Dear young Christian male, this book you’re about to read is meant to challenge you to your very core. Its intent is not to make you feel warm and fuzzy. Some of the chapters will upset you greatly, especially if you’re a dandy who was raised with kid gloves by a helicopter mommy.
That said, in addition to the holy introspection contained herein, this book will also shoot adrenaline into your soul. It’ll push you to be a Godly risk taker and earth shaker. A veritable Rebel With A Cause just like the Captain of Our Salvation, the Lord Jesus Christ.
If you want a feel-good book that tickles your ears and morphs you into a little Christian popinjay, this tome ain’t for you. You should put this book down and walk away from it immediately. However, if, young man, if … your motto is to give God your utmost for His highest, and you wanna live a life worthy of Christ’s death, then this book will be grist for your mill.
Get your copy of Lionhearted: Making Young Christian Males Rowdy Biblical Men TODAY!