Robby Mcalpine

Detoxing from Church (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

If Jesus is building His church, and the gates of hell are no match for it, then why are so many of His followers weary, disillusioned, and ready to abandon church?

Mixing humor, modern parables, and lived experience, Detoxing from Church is a redemptive look at recovering after toxic church experiences, and finding our identity anew in Jesus.

The 10th anniversary version includes a new collection of Assorted Parables, addressing genuine community, faith in the marketplace, respectful dialogue, and leaving a legacy.

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"Many books pass through my hands in a given year. Most of them are repeats and rehashes of what's already been said dozens of times before. Not so with Robby McAlpine's Detoxing from Church. This is a fresh and engaging discussion for those who have broken with the status quo of modern-day 'church' . . . or who are leaning in that direction."

~ Frank Viola (author, Pagan Christianity)

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Robby McAlpine
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. August 2012
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780993888007
• Artikelnr.: 60047377

Autorenporträt

Robby McAlpine (the blogger formerly known as Robbymac) is a veteran pastor, missionary, author, and musician. He earned a B.A. in Biblical Studies from Providence University College, and invested three years in postgraduate studies at Tyndale Seminary (Toronto) and Providence Seminary (Winnipeg).

Robby's articles have been featured online at Next Wave, Think Theology, Church Leaders, Worship Links, and Church Plants. He also served on the editorial team for Dr. Bill Jackson's History of the Christian Church, Volume Two.

Robby and Wendy live in western Canada, and enjoy good times with good friends over good Okanagan Valley wine. When he's not writing, Robby can usually be found playing his Fender Jazz bass, hanging out with friends in various coffeeshops, or spending time with his adult children.