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- Author: Nathanyael O West
- Publisher: Liferich
- ISBN-10: 1489705007
- ISBN-13: 9781489705006
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 1.3 cm, hardcover
- Language: English
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An open letter to the 21st century church, from the 21st church; The Heart Condition is THE conversation about the elephant(s) in the room that we have for too long ignored.
'Modern living' and its comforts have undoubtedly led to a compromise in the condition of our hearts, and consequently; faith, belief and our ability to relate with an eternal God have all suffered. A poorly manifested version of God's truth in and through our lives is what we see as a result.
This book provides a conscious move away from today's heuristic twist on Christianity - a cult of celebrity, secularism, personality, soulish-emotionalism, compromise and gold; toward a more perfect 'Christ-centred' existence. A must read for Christians everywhere.
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- Author: Nathanyael O West
- Publisher: Liferich
- ISBN-10: 1489705007
- ISBN-13: 9781489705006
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 1.3 cm, hardcover
- Language: English English
An open letter to the 21st century church, from the 21st church; The Heart Condition is THE conversation about the elephant(s) in the room that we have for too long ignored.
'Modern living' and its comforts have undoubtedly led to a compromise in the condition of our hearts, and consequently; faith, belief and our ability to relate with an eternal God have all suffered. A poorly manifested version of God's truth in and through our lives is what we see as a result.
This book provides a conscious move away from today's heuristic twist on Christianity - a cult of celebrity, secularism, personality, soulish-emotionalism, compromise and gold; toward a more perfect 'Christ-centred' existence. A must read for Christians everywhere.
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