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Gospel
Recovering the Power that Made Christianity Revolutionary
Book • 2014
In 'Gospel: Recovering the Power that Made Christianity Revolutionary,' J.D.
Greear argues that the gospel has often been overshadowed by moralism and legalism, even in conservative churches.
He emphasizes the gospel as the source of joy, freedom, and audacious faith, using a 'gospel prayer' to help readers center their lives on Christ's grace.
The book provides a practical vision for living a gospel-centered life, impacting all aspects of personal and communal Christian living.
Greear argues that the gospel has often been overshadowed by moralism and legalism, even in conservative churches.
He emphasizes the gospel as the source of joy, freedom, and audacious faith, using a 'gospel prayer' to help readers center their lives on Christ's grace.
The book provides a practical vision for living a gospel-centered life, impacting all aspects of personal and communal Christian living.
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