Avoiding Spiritual Vertigo: Remaining Balanced in an Unbalanced Sociopolitical Environment
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Pastor Armour uses the vertigo that he experienced in an amusement attraction as a metaphor for the spiritual vertigo of the modern Church. Vertigo is a feeling of dizziness or lightheadedness. While the author touches on several areas, he zeroes in on the dizzying impact of politics upon the Church and the individual Christian. Both the Church and individual Christians have lost their balance, their perspective, their voice and their purpose. Armour not only discerns various impacts of this spiritual vertigo upon the Church and its members but also gives astute Biblical advice to help both re...
Pastor Armour uses the vertigo that he experienced in an amusement attraction as a metaphor for the spiritual vertigo of the modern Church. Vertigo is a feeling of dizziness or lightheadedness. While the author touches on several areas, he zeroes in on the dizzying impact of politics upon the Church and the individual Christian. Both the Church and individual Christians have lost their balance, their perspective, their voice and their purpose. Armour not only discerns various impacts of this spiritual vertigo upon the Church and its members but also gives astute Biblical advice to help both regain their equilibrium. This is not only a brilliant prophetic and Biblical perspective; it is also a timely book as modern local churches are struggling with their identity, calling, and purpose. While looking towards a positive future, Pastor Armour considers the past and discerns the present. Gain your Biblical, spiritual, political and practical balance by Avoiding Spiritual Vertigo. Michael S. Armour, II is the founder and pastor of the Disciples of Christ in Akron, OH. He came to know Christ at the age of thirteen at Church of God M.P.G.T., where he was raised. Mike is mentored by senior pastor and founder of The House of the Lord, Bishop Flanvis Josephus Johnson (Bishop Joey), and is a student of Ashland Theological Seminary. An avid reader, Mike claims Ancient Near Eastern cultural anthropology, Patristic Literature, Eastern Orthodox Tradition and Armenian Theology as his favorite areas of exploration. His favorite quote is, "God can work miracles with broken things."
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