Building Relational Bridges to People Different Than Yourself
Teleseminar Mp3 Download with Danny Wallace
Hosted by Os Hillman
Recorded October 6, 2011
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Let’s face it. We live in a
very diverse world today. We are forced to relate to others if we are going to
be ambassadors of the Lord Jesus Christ. In this teleseminar you will learn how
to relate to people who are very different than you.
Join Os Hillman and his guest
Danny Wallace for what is sure to be a very informative conversation.
About Danny Wallace
As a victim of childhood physical and sexual abuse
at the hands of his own father, as well as others from the age of five (5)
until his childhood marriage at seventeen (17), Danny had already experienced
more than any man of multiple decades should ever know. As a result of the doorway opened in his formative
years and the resulting emotional and sexual conflict going on inside this man
during his years of puberty, Danny Wallace was destined to spend many years
bound in the deception and stronghold of homosexuality, until his deliverance
near thirty (30) years of age.
Over the years Danny has been involved in the
Christian Music Industry as a label artist for Brentwood Records in the early
1980’s, and subsequent years of concert travel where he performed as a solo
artist and opened concerts for such artists of the day as, The Imperials,
Andrus Blackwood & Co. and others.
In the late 1990’s Danny traveled the country with his sons in ministry as he
shared his life story and music along side long time friend and fellow
minister, Lulu Roman of legendary Hee Haw fame.
In 2003, after years of sharing his testimony of childhood sexual abuse and
deliverance from homosexuality, Danny Wallace discovered that he was HIV
positive with a diagnosis of full blown AIDS later that same year. But God had bigger plans for Danny and completely healed him of this disease.
To purchase Danny's book MASKquerade, click here.
Building Relational Bridges to People Different Th 
