Tell Me Everything - Helveston, Jason C
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Many people assume Christianity is a religion. It's easy to understand why. But what if that's not true? Or at the very least, what if there's a better way for our imagination to conceive and follow the way of Jesus? What if Christianity is a story? You see, when Christianity is belittled into a system of power or a framework of rules and regulations, much of Jesus and his kingdom is missed. In "Tell Me Everything," Jason C. Helveston follows the exposition, rise, climax, fall, hinge, and resolution of Christianity to give readers a more accurate, inspiring, and honest vision of the Christian faith.…mehr

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Many people assume Christianity is a religion. It's easy to understand why. But what if that's not true? Or at the very least, what if there's a better way for our imagination to conceive and follow the way of Jesus? What if Christianity is a story? You see, when Christianity is belittled into a system of power or a framework of rules and regulations, much of Jesus and his kingdom is missed. In "Tell Me Everything," Jason C. Helveston follows the exposition, rise, climax, fall, hinge, and resolution of Christianity to give readers a more accurate, inspiring, and honest vision of the Christian faith.
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Autorenporträt
Jason C. Helveston is the Elder for Teaching and Vision at Church in the Square in Chicago's Logan Square neighborhood. He was born in Galesburg, Illinois, but has lived all over the place--Mississippi, Masbate (Philippines), Colorado, and most of his childhood in California's Bay Area. Jason has been in vocational ministry since 2006, written a few books, and enjoys running. He's married to Laura and they have four children--Glori (10), Jedidiah (8), Micah (6), and Levi (3). They live in Logan Square. Find out more and follow: @jasonelveston.