The Radical Invitation of Jesus - Ferguson, Duncan S.
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The book addresses the way we are able to understand the radical invitation of Jesus. The invitation is to those who heard Jesus in the first century, the intervening centuries, and those in the twenty-first century urging them to turn away from a life that is self-centered and to seek a life that is God-centered, accepting the reign of God in one's life rather than wealth, pleasure, power, and fame. Jesus says that we are to seek first the kingdom of God and all of our basic needs will be met, being transformed and finding meaning and purpose in our lives. The invitation is radical in that it…mehr

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The book addresses the way we are able to understand the radical invitation of Jesus. The invitation is to those who heard Jesus in the first century, the intervening centuries, and those in the twenty-first century urging them to turn away from a life that is self-centered and to seek a life that is God-centered, accepting the reign of God in one's life rather than wealth, pleasure, power, and fame. Jesus says that we are to seek first the kingdom of God and all of our basic needs will be met, being transformed and finding meaning and purpose in our lives. The invitation is radical in that it calls on us to give up the accepted norms and values of our culture and world and give ourselves to a life of integrity and truthfulness, love and compassion, and justice and peace. We are invited to find our true identity, to be filled with and transformed by the God of love and to become one who is filled with grace and truth, as Jesus was.
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Duncan S. Ferguson is a retired professor and Presbyterian minister. His PhD is from the University of Edinburgh. He is the author of several books and articles and has a continuing interest in international peace and justice. Jamal Rahman's roots are in the South Asia and he is currently serving as an Imam in Seattle. He is an author and international spokesperson for cross-cultural understanding. He is one of the ""Three Interfaith Amigos"" who travel extensively to encourage interfaith understanding. Mary Petrina Boyd is a retired Methodist minister, has served as the senior pastor in several congregations, and continues to be an influential voice in social justice, especially in reference to women's liberation. Her PhD is from Union Theological Seminary in Virginia.