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GBBeatitudes project Having followed Stu G's musical output for some time am now excited to have not just songs (brilliant though they are, with the many collaborations) but now a connected project - book - film - study - podcasts .... Much better than the sermons I’ve heard over the years, these give a link between the words of Jesus and people’s lives now. So much to dig into, so much to challenge your thinking, so many songs that just hook into your brain and bring your thoughts back to the sayings and stories time and again. Have no fear sharing this project with your friends, everything is well crafted, they will thank you for it.

Bob Taylor
GBThe course was good The course was good - though somewhat repetitive from other materials you've created. I'd also think about what you can do to make it more interactive - more lean forward vs. lean back?

Denise Sue Russell
GBThe Beatitudes Project movie was so… The Beatitudes Project movie was so powerful! My church, The Crossing in STL, had a special showing of the documentary. I came away in total awe of it. I haven’t read my book yet and listened to the CD on repeat for weeks afterwards! I felt like God nudged me and made sure I went to this event!

Tom Cameron
CAExegesis Toffee Like any thorough inductive Bible study, The Beatitudes Project doesn't rush through its content. Each topic of the beatitudes passage is exegetically examined. Ten categories each week. This is like chewing toffee. There is no fast food here. The Liturgical reflections that end each session are a welcomed historical practice missing in so many churches today. Love it.