Quinlan Motley | Faith, Service, and Story
Author introduction · 60 seconds
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Faith, service, and story
Meet Quinlan Motley and explore the questions in THE PROVIDENCE through these original editorial films.
Each film uses synthetic editorial narration. The voice is not a recording of Quinlan Motley. Captions and complete transcripts accompany every film.
Meet the author · Press Room · Request an author conversation
THE PROVIDENCE | A Book Introduction
Book introduction · 120 seconds
Quinlan Motley | An Author Story
Long author introduction · 180 seconds
THE PROVIDENCE | The Rich Ruler and Enough
Long theme film · 180 seconds
Read THE PROVIDENCE Together | Book Club Invitation
Book Club invitation · 60 seconds
Quinlan Motley | Leadership and Moral Responsibility
Leadership film · 90 seconds
Quinlan Motley | Seeing Need and Serving Others
Community service film · 90 seconds
Quinlan Motley: Faith, Service, Leadership, and Story
Vertical editorial clip · 30 seconds
Meet Quinlan Motley, Author of THE PROVIDENCE
Vertical editorial clip · 30 seconds
Why Quinlan Motley Wrote THE PROVIDENCE
Vertical editorial clip · 30 seconds
From Military Service to Moral Imagination
Vertical editorial clip · 30 seconds
Questions About Leadership and Responsibility
Vertical editorial clip · 30 seconds
The Rich Ruler and the Question of Enough
Vertical editorial clip · 30 seconds
Faith, Work, Wealth, and Surrender in THE PROVIDENCE
Vertical editorial clip · 30 seconds
Sunday School, Scripture, and the Discipline of Asking Better Questions
Vertical editorial clip · 30 seconds
Food Bank Service and the Responsibility to See Need
Vertical editorial clip · 30 seconds
Entrepreneurship, Provision, and the Limits of Control
Vertical editorial clip · 30 seconds
How Book Clubs Can Read THE PROVIDENCE Together
Vertical editorial clip · 30 seconds
Stories Worth Carrying: The Vision Behind GoodNovels.org
Vertical editorial clip · 30 seconds
Quinlan Motley: Faith, Sunday School, and Story
Faith and reading · 90 seconds
Quinlan Motley: Family and Responsibility
Family and reading · 90 seconds
A full storehouse | THE PROVIDENCE
Reading question · 30 seconds
A generous protagonist | THE PROVIDENCE
Reading question · 30 seconds
Who carries the risk? | THE PROVIDENCE
Reading question · 30 seconds
Read the surrounding passage | THE PROVIDENCE
Reading question · 30 seconds
A question about trust | THE PROVIDENCE
Reading question · 30 seconds
Care leaves room | THE PROVIDENCE
Reading question · 30 seconds
The work of listening | THE PROVIDENCE
Reading question · 30 seconds
Begin with a scene | THE PROVIDENCE
Reading question · 30 seconds
Leadership has limits | THE PROVIDENCE
Reading question · 30 seconds
Service begins with need | THE PROVIDENCE
Reading question · 30 seconds
Three Gospel accounts | THE PROVIDENCE
Reading question · 30 seconds
The people an enterprise supports | THE PROVIDENCE
Reading question · 30 seconds
An author conversation | THE PROVIDENCE
Reading question · 30 seconds
A clear starting point | THE PROVIDENCE
Reading question · 30 seconds
Choose your reading language | THE PROVIDENCE
Reading question · 30 seconds
The quiet cost of being needed | THE PROVIDENCE
Reading question · 30 seconds
A question that remains | THE PROVIDENCE
Reading question · 30 seconds
Faith, service, and story | THE PROVIDENCE
Reading question · 30 seconds
Reader conversation cards
A question to share
These original editorial prompts are designed for reading conversations. They are not quotations attributed to Quinlan Motley.
For podcast hosts
A ready introduction
Quinlan Motley is a Sunday School Teacher, Food Bank Volunteer, GoodNovels.org Author, and Entrepreneur. He is also a Retired U.S. Army Captain and Combat Veteran whose Military Service included Deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. His Novel THE PROVIDENCE imagines the life surrounding the Rich Ruler's encounter with Jesus.
Complete audio transcript · Download the audio introduction
This introduction also uses synthetic editorial narration. Hosts may read the approved introduction in their own voices.