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The Church on Notice: Overcoming Our Complacency, Consumerism, Idolatry and Injustice with Luther’s 95 Theses (Spirit of Hope)

The Church on Notice: Overcoming Our Complacency, Consumerism, Idolatry and Injustice with Luther’s 95 Theses (Spirit of Hope)

Greg Forster
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With the 500th anniversary of the Reformation, are Martin Luther's 95 Theses still relevant for the church? Could Brother Martin's words still challenge us, or invite us into a fuller and deeper understanding of our faith?

The church today struggles with complacency about the way we live daily life, idolatry that fails to take God's word seriously, complicity in injustice, and shallow, consumerist worship services. Yet all these seemingly disconnected problems have the same root: we have lost the deep and big gospel that starts with serious repentance from sin and trust in the cross and empty tomb as the power of salvation.

The Church on Notice is a short and accessible e-book that shows how in our context, Luther's 95 Theses are more relevant than ever, inviting us to turn away from shallow religion and embrace a deeper and bigger gospel that transforms our daily lives.
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Kindle Edition
Release
October 31, 2017

The Church on Notice: Overcoming Our Complacency, Consumerism, Idolatry and Injustice with Luther’s 95 Theses (Spirit of Hope)

Greg Forster
0/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
With the 500th anniversary of the Reformation, are Martin Luther's 95 Theses still relevant for the church? Could Brother Martin's words still challenge us, or invite us into a fuller and deeper understanding of our faith?

The church today struggles with complacency about the way we live daily life, idolatry that fails to take God's word seriously, complicity in injustice, and shallow, consumerist worship services. Yet all these seemingly disconnected problems have the same root: we have lost the deep and big gospel that starts with serious repentance from sin and trust in the cross and empty tomb as the power of salvation.

The Church on Notice is a short and accessible e-book that shows how in our context, Luther's 95 Theses are more relevant than ever, inviting us to turn away from shallow religion and embrace a deeper and bigger gospel that transforms our daily lives.
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
October 31, 2017

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