Looking at All the Lonely People

by David Zahl on Mar 6, 2014 • 2:06 pm 3 Comments

Pleasantly surprised by how well this came together and greatly encouraged by the response it received. Filmed at the Liberate Conference in Fort Lauderdale, FL on 2/22:

Liberate 2014 – David Zahl from Coral Ridge | LIBERATE on Vimeo.

3 comments

Christina says:

Mar 6, 2014

Great talk! I struggled with severe depression and loneliness around this time last year. It’s a long story, but I found Tullian, Liberate, and then Mockingbird. I have brand new glasses now and I’m loving them. I’m a desperate sinner grateful for Jesus

Richard Brockway says:

Mar 15, 2014

Hi David, I appreciated your message at the conference. I purchased a number of books at the LIberate Conference. What a blessings that both you and your father are to all us!!!I want to also purchased the MB Devotional. Hope to see you again. I would like to stop by sometime when I travel back and forth to Delaware. Please help me to order the book.
Thanks, Richard

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