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Inspiring Christ-centered transformation through speaking, writing, and leadership development.
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#A35320
Desert
163, 83, 32
23, 67, 38
0, 49, 80, 36
#FBFBFB
Alabaster
251, 251, 251
0, 0, 98
0, 0, 0, 2
#532012
Jambalaya
83, 32, 18
13, 64, 20
0, 61, 78, 67
David Nasser is a speaker, author, and leadership consultant whose work centers on inspiring Christ-centered transformation through speaking, writing, and leadership development. Drawing on nearly four decades of ministry and consulting, he helps people and organizations be found, formed, and flourish in Christ. His personal story—from fleeing Iran as a child to discovering the Christian faith as a young adult—shapes his engaging, candid communication, which combines humor, insight, and a call to action.
David speaks at churches, conferences, festivals, corporate retreats, and fundraising events, and also serves as Teaching Pastor at New Vision Baptist Church. He has authored four books and co-authored two, including A Call to Die, a devotional that has guided more than 250,000 readers. His latest resources include Hospitality: Core Convictions and a 25th Anniversary Edition of A Call to Die.
Through consulting, David advises leaders and organizations on cultivating welcoming cultures, clarifying core convictions, and building effective high-capacity fundraising efforts.
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