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Jared C. Wilson

Auteur de To Live is Christ, To Die is Gain

42+ oeuvres 3,425 utilisateurs 38 critiques

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Jared C. Wilson is assistant professor of pastoral ministry and author in residence at Midwestern Seminary and director of the pastoral training center at Liberty Baptist Church, both in Kansas City, Missouri. He is the author of numerous books, including The Imperfect Disciple, The Prodigal afficher plus Church, and The Gospel According to Satan. He is the host of the For The Church podcast and cohost of Christianity Today's The Art of Restoring podcast. Jared also blogs regularly at The Gospel Coalition and the For The Church websites, and he speaks around the world. afficher moins

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Œuvres de Jared C. Wilson

To Live is Christ, To Die is Gain (2009) 657 exemplaires
Gospel Wakefulness (2011) 253 exemplaires
Otherworld: A Novel (2013) 88 exemplaires
Echo Island (2020) 28 exemplaires
Gospel Shaped Worship Handbook (2015) 24 exemplaires
Seven Daily Sins - Member Book (2012) 14 exemplaires
Seven Daily Sins - DVD Leader Kit (2012) 2 exemplaires
Welcome to Earth 1 exemplaire

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Wilson, Jared Coy
Date de naissance
1975-11-01
Sexe
male

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This book is a thoughtful and insightful look into the depths of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and how it should permeate the life of his followers. It also looks at the modern church and shows how in many ways the church has missed the depth of the love of God for the shallowness of a gospel filled with cultural baggage.
 
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Lewis.Noles | 5 autres critiques | Mar 23, 2024 |
When I read the back of this book I totally got "Tomorrow when the war began" vibes, I had really enjoyed that book,but this was nothing like it. I was really enjoying the first two thirds of the book and couldn't put it down. I wanted to find out what was going on. Then the last third took a twist that I didn't see coming which I would have been fine with except the last third of the book was so confusing. I really didn't understand a lot of what was happening. It just didn't make sense to me. I was really excited to read this book and was disappointed in the ending.
The audience of this book I think would be young adult males and that is evident in the writing. Lots of potty humour in the beginning of the book. Some violence as well with some of it being described a little bit graphically for me. No language or sexual content. Some hints at abuse between a father and a daughter although it wasn't clear to me exactly what happened. But then I feel like I missed a lot of what happened in this book!
This book was reviewed on the Literary Club Podcast Season 2 episode 25
https://www.buzzsprout.com/1984185
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Piper29 | Oct 29, 2023 |
I read while also going through the same Bible study. It added extra details not in the videos. Excellent study and explanation of Philippians. I like Matt's style, brings the reading to life, brings excitement to studying the Bible.
 
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ScottMorr | 7 autres critiques | Nov 10, 2022 |
An honest look at the struggles and questions we all face as disciples and followers of Jesus who still wrestle with our brokenness.
 
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JourneyPC | 5 autres critiques | Sep 26, 2022 |

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42
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2
Membres
3,425
Popularité
#7,430
Évaluation
4.1
Critiques
38
ISBN
82
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