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| Author: | Maurie Daigneau |
| Publisher: | Trilogy Christian Publishing |
| Publication Date: | July 12, 2021 |
| Number of Pages: | 268 |
| ISBN-10: | 1637693443 |
| ISBN-13: | 978-1637693445 |
| ASIN: | B0975TZF15 |
The Gospel You’ve Never Heard: An Understanding that Will Change Your Life is a nonfiction book about the Bible written by Maurie Daigneau who, at thirty-seven, had spent sixteen years in his journey of faith, a husband, a father, a business owner, and a very disillusioned Christian. But why would a disillusioned Christian pretend to write a book that will edify anyone else?
Maurie Daigneau couldn’t find the joy promised in the Gospel and the message that “everything works for good for those who love God.” He shares his personal story and the troubling questions that prompted him to leave his business and dedicate many years to studying the Bible. When he stumbled upon the book, The Naked Church, and read it over and over, it changed the way he thought about the Church and Christ’s message. In this book, the author indicates the ignorance that has led to the irreverence in contemporary Christianity and into the decline in faith, especially in the United States. He challenges readers to nurture the thirst for the truth and to develop the right perspective in reading and understanding the Bible. Readers will understand how the Gospel has been misinterpreted and how followers of Christ can be sold a message that is not true.
It is no wonder that contemporary America, a nation that has, for centuries, prided itself on its faith in God, now witnesses a steady and fast decline in Christian values. We witness a religious environment where the values of truth and honesty, for example, are relative, and where Churchmen provide subjective interpretations of the Bible. The ignorant followers are often lost and unsure of a clear path to follow. The Gospel You’ve Never Heard takes the reader on a spiritual journey with Christ, unveiling His nuanced message and inviting readers to understand Jesus’ words in the context in which He spoke them. This is not just an informative book, but a catechesis and one that challenges the reader to be critical about most of what they have read in the Gospels while showing them the path to a deeper knowledge of Jesus’ message, a message that is as liberating as it is comforting. This book is well-researched and written in a voice that is both authoritative and compassionate, and in language that is accessible. This book unveils the face of Jesus I never knew and a promise that will come across to many readers as a whole new revelation.
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