The Simplicity of Christ - Davies, Christopher
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What God desires most from us has been clearly placed in front of us, yet it is often overlooked or ignored. We have heard over and over again that God loves us and wants a relationship with us. But do we honestly believe it? The simple fact is that we already have everything we need to have a great relationship with God. It is our choice as to whether we will pursue a relationship that is both human and divine, but it is clearly a relationship that is within our reach. Christopher Davies brings a clarity to God's message that is refreshing and has strangely been missing from writings about…mehr

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What God desires most from us has been clearly placed in front of us, yet it is often overlooked or ignored. We have heard over and over again that God loves us and wants a relationship with us. But do we honestly believe it? The simple fact is that we already have everything we need to have a great relationship with God. It is our choice as to whether we will pursue a relationship that is both human and divine, but it is clearly a relationship that is within our reach. Christopher Davies brings a clarity to God's message that is refreshing and has strangely been missing from writings about theology and faith. Davies boils ideas down to their essentials and presents God as being far more relational, more empathetic, and more human than we had thought. This book is at once surprising and simply obvious. It's almost as if we've been missing the most important part of the conversation. Reading The Simplicity of Christ could absolutely change the way you think about God.
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Autorenporträt
Christopher Davies is an engagement strategist, advising companies and organizations on the value that authentic engagement brings to those who implement programs and strategies centering around healthy human connections. As a lover of Jesus, he understands the humanness and empathy of God and His relational intentions for those who want to be with Him. To help others better engage with the amazing personhood of God, he reminds us to simplify and focus on what matters most.