Russell C. Block

Christianity'S Relevance for Today (eBook, ePUB)

A Personal Perspective

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Christianitys Relevance for Today: A Personal Perspective arises from a pastors six decades of scholarship and experience serving congregations and the wider culture. Russell C. Block, drawing upon his study and personal insights, offers readers a guide to digging up the Bibles hidden treasures. Then he uses the Bibles witness to Gods desire for people to live together in loving peace as the foundation for encouraging both individual Christians and their churches to embrace Gods mission to join with authentically religious people from all traditions to discover and speak the truth. Christianitys Relevance for Today shows ways to foster awareness of a common humanity, discard mutual fear and suspicion, and engage in real dialogue that uncovers the barriers that impede shared action to seek peace.

By exploring the authors journey of faith, the Bibles riches, the life of the church, and the relations between Gods world and its religions, Christianitys Relevance for Today presents the personal and corporate, local and global, and traditional and novel elements that come together to show how the Christian faith reveals its essential relevance to modern life.

Christianitys Relevance for Today: A Personal Perspective encourages ordinary Christians to discover Gods gifts in relationships and to work with people of all faiths to carry out Gods mission to promote reconciliation, justice, and peace.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: LifeRich Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 232
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. November 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781489708823
• Artikelnr.: 52588264

Autorenporträt

Russell C. Block has served churches in America and abroad for sixty years. A social activist and concerned world citizen, he has participated in urban community renewal, promoted ecumenical and interreligious rapprochement, fostered the church's arts and drama, written articles for newspapers and magazines, and earned an award for religious television programming.