#arevolutionaryjesus

Yet Jesus's first followers considered his rejection of violence important enough to what Jesus taught them and the example he left them that it became a nonnegotiable part of their lived identity; part of what they understood discipleship to entail, what defined their allegiance to Jesus as Lord.

Jesus came into this world announcing deliverance and stirring hope, yet rejecting violence and exhorting all to follow his example.
#ARevolutionaryJesus

Thanks to @elise_is_writing for her phenomenal work on the site. I love it, and I hope you will too!

Those reviews go a long way towards getting the book noticed by the algorithm, which just might bring the book to the attention of someone who needs to read it. Thank you!

If you’d like to celebrate the publication of A Revolutionary Jesus with me, I would be so grateful if you would take a couple of minutes to give it a review on Amazon or Goodreads (preferably ⭐️5⭐️stars, of course! 😉)

Sadly, there is certainly no less (and likely a lot more) violence in the world today than there was a year ago. I am more convinced than ever that the church needs to respond with obedience to Jesus’s call to be peace-makers, faithfully following our Prince of Peace.

Today marks the one-year anniversary of the publication of A Revolutionary Jesus! I am grateful for every kind and encouraging word I’ve received in response to the book.

Thanks, Jason! I really appreciate that.

The podcast and accompanying interview article can be found at faithtoday.ca

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Thanks Sean! Much appreciated.