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How The Nations Rage Jonathan Leeman

Name: How The Nations Rage Jonathan Leeman
SKU: BELL-55995588
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.1 (100 reviews)

SKU: BELL-55995588

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How The Nations Rage Jonathan Leeman instant download after payment.

Publisher: Thomas Nelson

File Extension: FB2

File size: 1.3 MB

Author: Jonathan Leeman

Language: English

Year: 2018

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How The Nations Rage Jonathan Leeman by Jonathan Leeman instant download after payment.

****Jonathan Leeman, editorial director at the ministry 9Marks, challenges Christians frustrated with today's divisions to hit the restart button by living as citizens of another kingdom and offering the world a totally new kind of politics.****Christians in America need to hit the political restart button. Religious liberty feels in jeopardy today, as cultural power brokers grow ever more suspicious of Christianity. Meanwhile, Christians cannot agree with one another politically. Some want to strengthen the evangelical voting bloc. Others advise focusing on social-justice causes. Still others would leave the public square to get on with the so-called spiritual work of the church. Prominent Christian leaders criticize one another in the news. Members of church small groups find themselves divided and angry.Jonathan Leeman believes reset begins in local churches. Before we can truly do good and do justice, we need to be a good and just...