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Jesus Cropped from the Picture: Why Christians Get Bored and How to Restore them to Vibrant Faith
Why are many churches shrinking? Why are so many Christians bored? Could it be that the well-meaning attempt to simplify the gospel message for contemporary culture has produced churches full of discouraged people secretly longing for something more? Jesus Cropped from the Picture describes this phenomenon and proposes a return to our sacred roots as a guard against spiritual lethargy and a way to enhance spiritual vibrancy.
246 pages, Paperback
First published March 8, 2010
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February 26, 2020
This is a thought provoking book about the nature of the Christian church's mission in the world. The author urges his readers to return to Christendom's "sacred roots" (including Scripture and the early creeds) as a basis for unity and ministry. Much to ponder as he advocates a rather drastic change in the church's focus. I recommend this book to pastors, church leaders and active laymen.
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