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Why Bother With Church?: And Other Questions About Why You Need It and Why It Needs You (Questions Christian Ask Series)

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The church has an image problem. It is widely viewed in the world at large as being outdated, boring, irrelevant and filled with backbiting hypocrites. How different that picture is to how the Bible talks about the new family that Jesus has gathered. It is a precious bride, a sparkling...

The church has an image problem. It is widely viewed in the world at large as being outdated, boring, irrelevant and filled with backbiting hypocrites. How different that picture is to how the Bible talks about the new family that Jesus has gathered. It is a precious bride, a sparkling jewel, a lifeboat for forgiven sinners that is precious and holy; nurturing and warm; filled with truth, friendship and all embracing, forgiving love. Sam Allberry understands the collision between these two views, and how, even as Christian believers, we can lose sight of how truly wonderful church is and should be, and what a privilege it is to be part of, and to serve. In this brief accessible but thorough guide to church, Sam outlines what church is and why we need it. And how, when we have got it wrong, we can move closer to what a true church should be.

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The church has an image problem. It is widely viewed in the world at large as being outdated, boring, irrelevant and filled with backbiting hypocrites. How different that picture is to how the Bible talks about the new family that Jesus has gathered. It is a precious bride, a sparkling...

The church has an image problem. It is widely viewed in the world at large as being outdated, boring, irrelevant and filled with backbiting hypocrites. How different that picture is to how the Bible talks about the new family that Jesus has gathered. It is a precious bride, a sparkling jewel, a lifeboat for forgiven sinners that is precious and holy; nurturing and warm; filled with truth, friendship and all embracing, forgiving love. Sam Allberry understands the collision between these two views, and how, even as Christian believers, we can lose sight of how truly wonderful church is and should be, and what a privilege it is to be part of, and to serve. In this brief accessible but thorough guide to church, Sam outlines what church is and why we need it. And how, when we have got it wrong, we can move closer to what a true church should be.
Why Bother With Church?: And Other Questions About Why You Need It and Why It Needs You (Questions Christian Ask Series) $12.99
Koorong code 527372
ISBN 9781909559141
Pages 95
Publisher Good Book Company, The
Publication date 01 March 2016
Dimensions 12 x 109 x 172mm
Weight 0.085kg
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    5 years ago
    Very helpful and engaging

    This book is interesting from the start, and discusses Bible passages about what it means to be part of a church community, why it is important, and how to serve others. Also touches briefly on baptism and denominations, and encouragement for people who've been hurt by the Church. Recommended for all Christians, especially those who struggle with deeply understanding the value of church every week, or question its value in the busyness of life. The main audience of this book seems to be Christians, but I think it would also be informative for non-Christians.