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How does Christianity account for authentic spiritual encounters beyond the church? Are "non-Christians" children of God too? Can we see Christ in society's marginalized other? Can we honor a friend's Buddhist, Muslim, or Jewish faith without abandoning our own faith in Jesus?
If your mind wrestles with the real theological differences between faiths while your heart whispers, "No one is excluded," you're not alone. In Christ in Unexpected Places, Bradley Jersak explores God's love for those outside the Christian faith, bearing witness to Jesus's all-embracing gospel through real-life stories, testimony, and Scripture.
Fostering a posture of friendship, Jersak breaks down the "you're in or you're out" mentality, helping readers
- understand how Christ is already at work beyond the walls of the church,
- practice humility within interfaith friendships, and
- see the beauty of the Christian tradition even more clearly.
With a foreword by Rev. Gerlyn Henry and conversation starters closing each chapter, this book helps Christians realize that God's banquet will include people we've been taught not to invite.
How does Christianity account for authentic spiritual encounters beyond the church? Are "non-Christians" children of God too? Can we see Christ in society's marginalized other? Can we honor a friend's Buddhist, Muslim, or Jewish faith without abandoning our own faith in Jesus?
If your mind wrestles with the real theological differences between faiths while your heart whispers, "No one is excluded," you're not alone. In Christ in Unexpected Places, Bradley Jersak explores God's love for those outside the Christian faith, bearing witness to Jesus's all-embracing gospel through real-life stories, testimony, and Scripture.
Fostering a posture of friendship, Jersak breaks down the "you're in or you're out" mentality, helping readers
- understand how Christ is already at work beyond the walls of the church,
- practice humility within interfaith friendships, and
- see the beauty of the Christian tradition even more clearly.
With a foreword by Rev. Gerlyn Henry and conversation starters closing each chapter, this book helps Christians realize that God's banquet will include people we've been taught not to invite.
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