My name is Glen Davis, a Nationally Appointed US Missionary with the Assemblies of God. I lead Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship at Stanford University. This is my blog, where I talk about things that interest me. I also maintain a database of quotes that I've found stimulating.
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I Sound Like Ron Luce
At the end of College Winter Retreat I was told by a student preparing to drive back to Arizona that I sound like Ron Luce… “only smarter.”
I had never heard of Mr. Luce prior to this statement and don’t know what to think about it. Questions loom in my mind:
- Do I physically sound like Ron Luce or did the person mean that we have similar speaking styles?
- Is Mr. Luce generally considered to be “all heat and no light” or is he a luminous genius whom I have somehow managed to surpass?
If anyone knows us both and has a framework for comparison, could you please comment? I’m intrigued.
2 comments. You can probably see more comments on Glen's Facebook Notes page2 responses to “I Sound Like Ron Luce”
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glen, with all deference to the person who compared you to mr. luce.…i disagree.
i will concur that your aptitude is beyond his! misunderstand me not– mr. luce
is a viable soldier in the cause. but to quote a senator from
the state of texas (ok paraphase), “…i know glen davis, glen davis is a
friend of mine and .…” -
Maurice Peterson May 11th, 2005 at 13:12
Glen, I disagree. Both you and Mr. Luce speak quite well, but I believe there is little comparison. I’ve had the pleasure of hearing you speak last year, and I am employed in the Information Technology Department at Teen Mania Ministries now for several months. I would like to comment that Mr. Luce speaks to capture the hearts and minds of the youth that attend the Acquire the Fire events. In my opinion he does this very well. Teenagers tend to loose interest in something or someone that does not capture their attention, especially a stadium full. Both you and Mr. Luce have your own unique abilities to keep their attention focused on your sermons.
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jimmy tate January 5th, 2005 at 19:26