Love Wins - Bell, Rob
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The bestselling author of "Velvet Elvis" reveals a secret deep in the heart of millions of Christians--they don't believe what they have been taught are the essential truths of their faith. Bell brings out to the open and faces squarely the questions on everyone's mind.
"There are a growing number of us who have become acutely aware that Jesus's story has been hijacked by a number of other stories, stories Jesus isn't interested in telling, because they have nothing to do with what he came to do. The plot has been lost, and it's time to reclaim it. . . . "I've written this book because the…mehr

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The bestselling author of "Velvet Elvis" reveals a secret deep in the heart of millions of Christians--they don't believe what they have been taught are the essential truths of their faith. Bell brings out to the open and faces squarely the questions on everyone's mind.
"There are a growing number of us who have become acutely aware that Jesus's story has been hijacked by a number of other stories, stories Jesus isn't interested in telling, because they have nothing to do with what he came to do. The plot has been lost, and it's time to reclaim it. . . . "I've written this book because the kind of faith Jesus invites us into doesn't skirt the big questions about topics like God and Jesus and salvation and judgment and heaven and hell, but takes us deep into the heart of them." ?from Love Wins
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Rob Bell is a New York Times bestselling author, speaker, and spiritual teacher. His books include Love Wins, How to Be Here, What We Talk About When We Talk About God, Velvet Elvis, The Zimzum of Love, Sex God, Jesus Wants to Save Christians, and Drops Like Stars. He hosts the weekly podcast The Robcast, which was named by iTunes as one of the best of 2015. He was profiled in The New Yorker and in TIME Magazine as one of 2011's hundred most influential people. He and his wife, Kristen, have three children and live in Los Angeles.