You Misspelled Christian

How To Bring Heaven To Your Current Circumstances

Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Christian Life
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Author: Rob Shepherd ISBN: 9781946453426
Publisher: Outreach, Inc. Publication: October 15, 2018
Imprint: Outreach, Inc (DBA Equip Press) Language: English
Author: Rob Shepherd
ISBN: 9781946453426
Publisher: Outreach, Inc.
Publication: October 15, 2018
Imprint: Outreach, Inc (DBA Equip Press)
Language: English

**                                                                 Watch out! It’s a Christian!**

**                            Does the word “Christian” make you—or everyone around you—cringe?**

The instant you tell someone you’re a Christian or go to church, a million negative associations often zip through their mind: hypocrite, narrow-minded, bigoted, anti-science, racist, sexist, or worse.

What about authentic? Loving? Forgiving? Compassionate? How did the idea of what it means to be a Christian become so distorted in the modern church culture that we’ve lost sight of its original purpose—to live as Jesus Christ did?  

Pastor and author Rob Shepherd takes a humorous, but poignant look at how the focus of Christianity has shifted to be more self-focused, rather than Jesus-focused, and takes readers back to the essentials of Christ’s original message: to love God and love others!

With practical life lessons and relevant spiritual insights, Shepherd offers relief for those weary of the “Sunday morning march” and want to experience a true renewal of the heart and soul and restore the original definition of what it means to live as a follower of Christ.

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**                                                                 Watch out! It’s a Christian!**

**                            Does the word “Christian” make you—or everyone around you—cringe?**

The instant you tell someone you’re a Christian or go to church, a million negative associations often zip through their mind: hypocrite, narrow-minded, bigoted, anti-science, racist, sexist, or worse.

What about authentic? Loving? Forgiving? Compassionate? How did the idea of what it means to be a Christian become so distorted in the modern church culture that we’ve lost sight of its original purpose—to live as Jesus Christ did?  

Pastor and author Rob Shepherd takes a humorous, but poignant look at how the focus of Christianity has shifted to be more self-focused, rather than Jesus-focused, and takes readers back to the essentials of Christ’s original message: to love God and love others!

With practical life lessons and relevant spiritual insights, Shepherd offers relief for those weary of the “Sunday morning march” and want to experience a true renewal of the heart and soul and restore the original definition of what it means to live as a follower of Christ.

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