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    Curated Coals: And Other Resurrection Stories that Change Everything I Believe About Christianity: Changing Everything Series, #2
    Walking Trees: And Other Short Stories that Change Everything I Believe About Jesus: Changing Everything Series, #1
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    Changing Everything Series

    By Ryan Fasani

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    About this series

    Are you disillusioned with the Christianity from your childhood?

    Have you grown allergic to religious clichés?

    Are you exhausted from trying to salvage terms like evangelism and church?

     

    If any of those questions strike a chord, Curated Coals is your companion in constructing something better!

     

    Once again Ryan Fasani's earthy sensibilities (he is a farmer, after all), passionate investigation, and bold efforts at reconstruction lead us into familiar biblical territory to discover hidden insights. Along the way, Fasani gives us all the tools to dig into the fertile soil that nurtured early Christian communities. And like those first Christians, we're inspired to imagine a more profound, radical, and often scandalous expression of faith.

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRyan Fasani
    Release dateFeb 7, 2022
    Curated Coals: And Other Resurrection Stories that Change Everything I Believe About Christianity: Changing Everything Series, #2
    Walking Trees: And Other Short Stories that Change Everything I Believe About Jesus: Changing Everything Series, #1

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      Walking Trees: And Other Short Stories that Change Everything I Believe About Jesus: Changing Everything Series, #1
      Walking Trees: And Other Short Stories that Change Everything I Believe About Jesus: Changing Everything Series, #1

      Walking Trees: And Other Short Stories that Change Everything I Believe About Jesus: Changing Everything Series, #1

      Ryan Fasani
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      The Gospels are a library of ever surprising material about the Divine and humans, family dynamics and emotional health, slavery and liberation, political economy and empire, materialism and greed, belonging and loneliness, sex and love. Why do we still read them with such indifference and talk about them with so little enthusiasm?    Walking Trees answers these questions and offers an alternative. Each chapter is an unreserved, immersive journey into seven familiar Jesus stories. The reader will discover what's always been there but just out of sight: the message of Jesus is more creative, radical, and surprising than ever expected. It's nothing short of world-changing.  Life is often mundane and predictable; the Bible doesn't have to be; Jesus definitely isn't! Walking Trees reminds us that when it comes to Jesus, there's never a dull moment… and everything we believe must change.

      The Gospels are a library of ever surprising material about the Divine and humans, family dynamics and emotional health, slavery and liberation, political economy and empire, materialism and greed, belonging and loneliness, sex and love. Why do we still read them with such indifference and talk about them with so little enthusiasm?    Walking Trees answers these questions and offers an alternative. Each chapter is an unreserved, immersive journey into seven familiar Jesus stories. The reader will discover what's always been there but just out of sight: the message of Jesus is more creative, radical, and surprising than ever expected. It's nothing short of world-changing.  Life is often mundane and predictable; the Bible doesn't have to be; Jesus definitely isn't! Walking Trees reminds us that when it comes to Jesus, there's never a dull moment… and everything we believe must change.

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      Curated Coals: And Other Resurrection Stories that Change Everything I Believe About Christianity: Changing Everything Series, #2
      Curated Coals: And Other Resurrection Stories that Change Everything I Believe About Christianity: Changing Everything Series, #2

      Curated Coals: And Other Resurrection Stories that Change Everything I Believe About Christianity: Changing Everything Series, #2

      Ryan Fasani
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      Are you disillusioned with the Christianity from your childhood? Have you grown allergic to religious clichés? Are you exhausted from trying to salvage terms like evangelism and church?   If any of those questions strike a chord, Curated Coals is your companion in constructing something better!   Once again Ryan Fasani's earthy sensibilities (he is a farmer, after all), passionate investigation, and bold efforts at reconstruction lead us into familiar biblical territory to discover hidden insights. Along the way, Fasani gives us all the tools to dig into the fertile soil that nurtured early Christian communities. And like those first Christians, we're inspired to imagine a more profound, radical, and often scandalous expression of faith.  

      Are you disillusioned with the Christianity from your childhood? Have you grown allergic to religious clichés? Are you exhausted from trying to salvage terms like evangelism and church?   If any of those questions strike a chord, Curated Coals is your companion in constructing something better!   Once again Ryan Fasani's earthy sensibilities (he is a farmer, after all), passionate investigation, and bold efforts at reconstruction lead us into familiar biblical territory to discover hidden insights. Along the way, Fasani gives us all the tools to dig into the fertile soil that nurtured early Christian communities. And like those first Christians, we're inspired to imagine a more profound, radical, and often scandalous expression of faith.  

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