#7875
Mentioned in 2 episodes
The divine commodity
Discovering a Faith Beyond Consumer Christianity
Book • 2009
In 'The Divine Commodity,' Skye Jethani explores how consumer culture has distorted elements of Christian faith, turning worship into entertainment, churches into corporations, and God into a consumable product.
Using Scripture, history, and the art of Vincent van Gogh, Jethani articulates the problems of consumer Christianity and offers an alternative vision for a more meaningful faith.
The book challenges readers to liberate their imaginations from consumerism's grip and to rediscover the values of Christ's kingdom.
Using Scripture, history, and the art of Vincent van Gogh, Jethani articulates the problems of consumer Christianity and offers an alternative vision for a more meaningful faith.
The book challenges readers to liberate their imaginations from consumerism's grip and to rediscover the values of Christ's kingdom.
Mentioned by
Mentioned in 2 episodes
Mentioned by 
Skye Jethani as his first book, influenced by Brueggemann's writings on scarcity and abundance.
Skye Jethani as his first book, influenced by Brueggemann's writings on scarcity and abundance.
106 snips
673: The L.A. Protests & Becoming a Priest and Podcaster with Esau McCaulley
Mentioned by Skye Jethani as his first book, referencing a chapter about teaching the world to sing.
69 snips
644: Unplugging from Politics & the Real Meaning of Acts with N.T. Wright
