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The Scandal of the Kingdom by Dallas Willard
“The Scandal of the Kingdom” by Dallas Willard captures Willard’s wisdom in an accessible, engaging way. Although published years after his death, the book makes complex theological ideas relatable by revisiting Jesus’ parables, inviting readers to apply these teachings to contemporary life. Willard explores the kingdom of God as a present, transformative reality and challenges… Read more
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God Has a Name by John Mark Comer Book Review
In “God Has a Name”, John Mark Comer explores the depths of God’s character, delving into his personal name, Yahweh, and the traits he reveals to humanity in Exodus 34:6-7. Comer presents a vivid portrait of God as deeply relational—desiring connection and partnership with us rather than distant worship. This book explores God’s identity as… Read more
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Citizenship Without Illusions by David T. Koyzis
David T. Koyzis’s Citizenship Without Illusions offers a thoughtful guide for Christians seeking to navigate political engagement with integrity and faithfulness. By balancing theological insight with practical wisdom, Koyzis challenges readers to move beyond partisan ideologies and explore the responsibilities of citizenship. His global perspective, enriched by personal experiences from the U.S., Canada, and Europe,… Read more
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In Search of God’s Will by Trevor Hudson
In Search of God’s Will by Trevor Hudson is a practical guide for anyone seeking to discern God’s plan in their life. Rather than focusing on abstract theology, it offers hands-on discernment exercises to help you discover your unique calling. Through reflection, prayer, and listening to the quiet whisper of the Spirit, the book teaches… Read more
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What If Jesus Was Serious About Heaven? by Skye Jethani
Dive into “What If Jesus Was Serious About Heaven?” where Skye Jethani offers a visual, concise journey through 41 chapters exploring God’s Kingdom here and now. With each chapter illustrated and only 2-3 pages long, Jethani challenges us to shift from a Heaven-centric to a Christ-centric faith. This isn’t just theology; it’s a vibrant call… Read more
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Hell: The Surprising Truth About What the Bible Really Says
What does the Bible actually say about Hell? The Bible is often overshadowed by cultural interpretations. Dispelling misconceptions, this article explores the top Biblical references of Hell. Unlike conventional views, it challenges eternal conscious torment with compelling arguments for terminal punishment—where the unrighteous cease to exist after paying the penalty for their sins. By reconciling… Read more
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Desiring God’s Will by David G. Benner
Discover how to align your will with God’s in “Desiring God’s Will.” Benner delves into the essence of surrender and identity in Christ, emphasizing that true discipleship transcends mere determination—it requires a heart transformed by love. Explore the pitfalls of willfulness versus the freedom of willingness, where spiritual disciplines are not ends but means to… Read more
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Dallas Willard: Insight #8 – Character and Eternity
In the pursuit of meaning, Dallas Willard urges us to focus not on fleeting pursuits like wealth or popularity, but on our character. Spiritual transformation shapes us into individuals marked by love, joy, and selflessness At the end of our life, all we have is who we have become. Read more
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Testimony: Inside the Evangelical Movement that Failed a Generation by Jon Ward
Testimony by Jon Ward is a personal story that takes readers inside the evangelical movement that failed a generation. Ward provides a perspective as someone who spans both the world of evangelicalism and the world of politics. He grew up in the evangelical church and became a journalist, covering the Bush, Obama, and Trump presidencies.… Read more
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The Great Dechurching by Davis and Graham – Book Review
The Great Dechurching by Davis and Graham uses machine learning algorithms to explore who is leaving the church, why they are leaving, and what it would take to bring them back. While dechurching is accelerating within evangelicalism, there is still reason to hope. Read more