|
Where are the Christians: The Unrealized Potential of a Divided Religion
uses the classic format of who, what, where and how to explore
Christianity and the dynamics that unite and divide the
religion into the unrealized potential it suffers from today.
The book enlightens the reader as to who the Christians are
from a historical perspective; what a Christian is from a
spiritual perspective; where the Christians are from a
behavioral perspective; and how Christianity can be
strengthened and more united from a societal perspective. The
book examines hundreds of Biblical and scholarly sources
leading to unique perspectives and solutions to the challenges
facing Christianity today.
|
|
|
|
|
"Where is my
Christianity?" Although this can be a difficult question to
answer objectively, there are certain indicators of belief and
practice that can help you determine where you are on your
path. This workbook, meant as a companion study to Where
Are the Christians?, will help you pinpoint your areas
of strength and weakness, and ultimately guide you to renew
and fortify your faith and commitment as a Christian..
|
|
|
|
|
The
Biblical Roots of Mormonism explains the doctrines of
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints using only the
scriptural support of the Bible. With over 1,000 Biblical
references, Mormon doctrine is brought into full view of the
reader using a common Christian scriptural platform. Reviews
cast The Biblical Roots of Mormonism as
intelligent, well researched and one that will bring
Christians together discussing the sometimes misunderstood
doctrines of Mormonism. This book is a must for all Latter-day
Saint libraries and those that wish to know more about Mormon
theology.
|
|
|
|
|
Catholic
Roots, Mormon Harvest is the story of a couple’s
journey in Jesus Christ that helped them nurture the deep
religious roots of Catholicism in which they were raised into
a bountiful spiritual harvest as Latter-day Saints. The book
conducts a respectful comparison of 40 doctrines between the
two celebrated religions and discusses how a former music
minister and Franciscan nun came to embrace a life of
Christian discipleship as Mormons. Reviews cast Catholic
Roots, Mormon Harvest as revealing in its
storytelling, respectful in its comparisons, and fresh in its
approach.
|
|
|
News and Thoughts
May 6, 2013:
Where are the Christians: The Unrealized Potential of a Divided
Religion
and its companion workbook began shipping to warehouses today
worldwide. The preorders for the book have been strong with reviews
beginning to trickle out. Publishers Weekly of the book wrote
“reader is rewarded with a richer understanding of one's self and
one's neighbors. This very fine work deserves a wide audience.” The
book trailer has received nearly 37,000 views on YouTube. The
overwhelming response of the book prompted the late addition of the
companion workbook which helps readers put the exercises and
principles found in the book into their own lives using a step by step
process. Book signings are being scheduled and will be communicated
via Facebook and Twitter in the coming weeks and months. |