Andrew K FoxA popular expression about the successive seasons of life is often described like walking through an open door. It is a formal way of crossing the threshold of one season into another. The life of Andrew can be depicted by climbing through open windos. It is less formal and far less crowded. From the first season of life to the current season, everything has been the result of informal conversations, subtly different to a formal discussion. Significant open windows include adoption at birth (the informal conversation of others), raised in Nottingham England, falling in love with his wife Renee, having children, and moving to the United States. While these thresholds have been a result of informal conversations in the past, the conversation continues to this present day. For Andrew, how he entered life is how he does life. So, for him, impossibilities can be made possible by leaving the crowded doorway of formality and looking for the open window of opportunity. This is why Andrew loves to engage with people through teaching, lecturing, debating, and educating. He loves to help people think for themselves like waking a giant in every student. If you walk into his office, you will find many artifacts from the year 1611, a piece of the Berlin Wall, a selection of books over two centuries old, an original ring once owned by a Roman gladiator from the first century AD, worn leather furniture, and a large library compiling the thoughts of great thinkers, including everything that C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien wrote. The whole room is filled with the aroma of knowledge, history, and imagination. His career is both ecclesial and educational. Andrew has successfully lead churches in the United Kingdom and the United States through a process of organizational transformation resulting in growth and community impact. In addition to teaching at a number of universities in Texas, Andrew successfully developed and launched a regional campus for Southeastern University in from Lakeland, Florida. Andrew has an associate degree from Nottingham College (Baseford, UK); undergraduate degree in Christian Ministry (CFC Johannesburg, South Africa); graduate degree in Missional Leadership (Northwest University Kirkland, WA); graduate degree in Theological Studies (Southeastern University Lakeland, FL); and a Ph.D. in Intercultural Studies (Assembly of God Theological University Springfield, MO). His research interests include theoretical models for communicating cross-culturally, intercultural organization, contextualization, globalization, re-framing organizations, hermeneutics, Church history, religion and the marketplace, ritual and phenomenology, and ancient fairytales. https: //www.instagram.com/dr.andrewfox/ https: //www.facebook.com/drandrewfox/ https: //drandrewfox.com/ Read More Read Less