Take Heart : Christian Courage In The Age Of Unbelief
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1. Which C?
2. How We Got To Where We Are
3. Finding Courage: The God We Look To
4. Finding Courage: The Story We Live In
5. Finding Courage: The Ground We Stand On
6. The Surprising Place We Display Our Courage
7. The Call
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Christendom is dead. And that’s a good thing.
The Christian culture that has underpinned Western society for centuries has been eroded. We’re now at the point where to disagree with people on issues such as marriage and sexuality, is seen as hateful. Christians are no longer seen as honorable, but as bigots. But history testifies that the more people try to destroy Christianity, the more it grows. So we are entering an exciting period of time because we’re back in the place where Christ’s church can thrive – at the margins of society.
In this stirring, passionate book, Matt Chandler shows us we need Christian courage like never before, and how to live with compassion and conviction, able to look around positively and reach out confidently.
It encourages us not to be thwarted by fear, but to depend on God and have confidence that Christ will build his church, despite continual marginalization. A must-read for any Christian who wants to understand how to stand firm and walk forwards in an increasingly secular culture.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781784983161
ISBN10: 1784983160
Matt Chandler | David Roark
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2018
Publisher: The Good Book Company
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