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David J. Howell
David resides in Russellville, AR, where he currently serves as Executive & Network Pastor at City Church. With a heart for people and the prophetic, he knows that the Kingdom and our lives are meant to be one and the same. He and his wife Stacy have been married over 22 years, and have six beautiful children and 1 son-in-law.
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David J. Howell
The Call to the Window
"The Man in the Window" speaks to every prodigal who has ever chosen to walk away from a relationship with God, while speaking to the offended brother who missed the celebration of his return. Our world is in this "Window" today, as we see churches globally impacted by current events, laws, Covid-19. We have to make a decision, will we simply exist how we always have. Trapped inside our man made walls, simply existing. Will we answer the call to leave the building, and carry the Gospel into the streets, and to a hurting world that needs Jesus.
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What the people say:
"The Man in the Window" does not leave you in the condition of being asleep but ends with the revelation of resurrections. This book will help you take a look at your life and move you into a new refreshing and communion with your Father God. This book teaches us how to connect as the church together in the Spirit of Christ and with the lost and hurting in our city.
Pastor Terry Nance - Best Selling Author "God's Armor Bearer"
Not just a clever take on a few verses in the Bible, although it is that. This book comes as revelation from within a deep place in David's experience. I believe this book will bring timely answers to questions about the church moving forward in these uncertain days of cultural and generational transitions. If you are looking for a significant book giving a timely focus for the church, this is one you should get.
Pastor Wayne Drain - Pastor, Songwriter, Co-Author "He Still Speaks"
A wake up call to the Western Church. In his first book, David distills wisdom of a life that ranges from the financial sector, the church pulpit, to the local laundromat. His message to the American Church is a call to acknowledge the people that have become invisible, considered by society to be less worthy, and show them the Love of Christ. It is a call to turn our focus away from ourselves and toward those in need, to move from the comfort of our church.
Andy Moore - Musician, Singer/Songwriter, Worship Leader
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