Fresh off the floor from one of the year's biggest events, Jonathan and Laurie share a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to set up a massive 10ofThose bookstore at the TGC conference serving over 7,000 attendees. From hauling thousands of titles across three trucks to logging nearly 18 miles of steps on concrete floors in a single day, they reflect on the physical toll, joyful chaos, and moments of grace that defined the week.
But more than just logistics, the two reflect on the many conversations that take place behind the book table; moments of sharing suffering, prayer, evangelism and hope, all sparked by books. If you've ever wondered how bookselling becomes a form of devotion and opens up opportunities for fellowship as well as evangelism, this episode is for you.
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