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I’ve taken the message of Christ’s healing to 30 countries since I began this ministry. I’ve also written six books including 10 Lies the Church Tells Women and 10 Lies Men Believe. Most of my work is focused on addressing the mistreatment of women around the world.
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3 days ago · J. Lee Grady is an author, award-winning journalist and ordained minister. He served as a news writer and magazine editor for many years before launching into full-time ministry. Lee is the author of six books, including 10 Lies the Church Tells Women, 10 Lies Men Believe and Fearless Daughters of the Bible.
- Q. How Did You Become A Christian?
- Q. Is That What Led You to Write The Book 10 Lies The Church Tells Women?
- Q. Tell Us More About Your Family.
- Q. What Is Your Wife like?
- Q. Are You Affiliated with A Particular Christian Denomination?
- Q. What One Event Would You Say Most Shaped Your Walk with God?
- Q. Why Is Your Ministry called The Mordecai Project?
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A. My parents raised me in the Southern Baptist church. I am very thankful for that heritage because it taught me to respect the Bible and introduced me to a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Like a lot of churchgoing teenagers, I struggled in my walk with God during my high school years in Atlanta, Georgia. I was searching for spiritual rea...
A. Absolutely. I immediately began researching the issue of women and gender in the Bible. I discovered that there is a wealth of Christian scholarship on the subject. I began to devour books on the topic and realized that many of the best works were academic … and somewhat tedious. So I began to write a book for the common person, something that c...
A. I tell people that the Lord set me up for this ministry to women by surrounding me with them. My wife, Deborah, and I have four daughters: Margaret, Meredith, Gloria and Charlotte. I am drowning in a sea of estrogen! I used to have a male dog—a dachshund named Flapjack—but he died in 2004. But now I have three wonderful sons-in-law. I love my gi...
A. She’s an amazing woman. Also raised in a Christian home, she was baptized in the Holy Spirit as a teenager around the same time I was. Jesus is her number one priority and that is what drew me to her back in the early 1980s when we met. We married in 1984 while living in Gainesville, Florida. Deborah majored in child development at Florida State...
A. I consider myself a spiritual mutt. I was raised Southern Baptist, but in 1976, just before leaving home for college, I was baptized in the Holy Spirit and began to associate with charismatic churches. My wife and I were affiliated with a charismatic campus ministry during the 1980s. Then during the years that we lived in Orlando, Florida, we at...
A. That’s an easy question. On September 5, 1976, I went out on the volleyball court at First Baptist Church of Avondale Estates, Georgia, and asked Jesus to baptize me in the Holy Spirit. I had read about this experience in the book of Acts, and I had met several Southern Baptists who had prayed for it. So I decided to take the plunge myself. I wa...
A. Mainly because I did not want to call it the Lee Grady Evangelistic Association. In our culture, religious-sounding names can be a turn-off to people who have had bad experiences with the church. So I picked something a bit more mysterious! Mordecai was a godly man who played a major role in the book of Esther in the Old Testament. He lived in a...
A. I believe every Christian can be a world changer. Since I was filled with the Holy Spirit I have always believed that my life can make a difference in nations. My goals are to preach the gospel in the nations of the world, to train effective Christian leaders in both the church and secular society, and equip God’s people with the tools they need...
A. China made the biggest impact on my life because I spent a week with leaders of the underground Christian movement. Everyone I met during that trip had been in prison at least four times. My faith was challenged to the core by their commitment and sacrifice. I have a special place in my heart for Nigeria, which I have visited 10 times. I feel a ...
Fire In My Bones. With journalistic and Holy Spirit-filled commentary, J. Lee Grady is providing readers with hope and wisdom on what is happening in our culture today.
J. Lee Grady is an author, award-winning journalist and ordained minister. For 18 years he worked for Charisma magazine, one of America ’s most widely distributed evangelical Christian publications, and he served as editor for 11 of those years.
Feb 1, 2022 · In Follow Me, J. Lee Grady uses many New Testament examples, as well as his own experience in mentoring dozens of young leaders and a clear strategy for discipling others that can be used by individuals and churches.
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J. Lee Grady is an author, award-winning journalist, mentor, preacher and director of The Mordecai Project, a charitable organization that offers the healing of Jesus Christ to women and girls who are victims of gender-based violence.
