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In Wide Awake: The Future Is Waiting Within You, Erwin Raphael McManus uses Scripture, wisdom, and contemporary pop terms to encourage Christians to join God’s work of redemption in this world. Too many Christians live sedentary lives. McManus lays out a lifestyle that explores the nature of humanity. By discovering uniquenesses and pursuing big dreams, Christians will embark on significant lives that change the world.
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In The Unexpected Adventure: Taking Everyday Risks to Talk with People about Jesus, Lee Strobel and Mark Mittelberg challenge both new believers and mature Christians to make the most of every opportunity to share Christ. |
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The Hole in Our Gospel by Richard Stearns |
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In The Hole in Our Gospel, Richard Stearns, President of World Vision, challenges American believers to rethink the gospel message. His approach holds on to the tradition of eternal salvation by faith alone and reclaims the neglected aspect of fullness and victory through the coming of God's kingdom on earth.
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Finding the Groove: Composing a Jazz-Shaped Faith by Robert Gelinas uses jazz to look at theology in a new way. Gelinas applies principles from the music and performers to how we approach Christianity. Influenced by Ralph Ellison, who said that American life is "jazz-shaped," Gelinas contextualizes jazz and Ellison's philosophy to give us a metaphor for faith.
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With a style reminiscent of C.S. Lewis in Mere Christianity, J. Mark Bertrand sets out the basics of Christianity in Rethinking Worldview. Unlike Mere Christianity, Rethinking Worldview focuses on the believer, encouraging Christians to understand and think through the foundations of their worldview in such a way that leads to living it out (wisdom) and sharing it (witness). |
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