Think And Live: Challenging Believers to Think And Thinkers to Believe

by Paul Hughes (Editor), Apologetics.com, Lindsay Brooks

Devastation. That is the effect of excessive, singular focus on only one part of a fully orbed Christian life. God wants complete men and women committed to Christ, thinking and living in His Kingdom. Beginning with Jesus, moving through solid thought about key truths, then into how this leads people (you) to live it out - finally returning again to Christ Himself - Think and Live has and offers a way out of devastation, and a way into Love of God and others.

161 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2011

About the author

I'm a writer in Southern California. Thank you for any comments, reviews, thoughts, etc. on my books. Paul

Reviews

[Clark Goble · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book distills posts and resources from Apologetics.com into one book. The result is tremendous. The title of the book is the stated goal – readers are asked to think, and live. The formula is fairly simple. In the first half of the book, readers are presented with a basic Christian apologetic. Chapters include Behold the Man, Only Logical, Risen Indeed, and Moral Miracles (among others). In the second half, readers are challenged to shape their lives around their beliefs. Chapters in the section include An Excellent Pursuit, Admirably Christian, and Love. I am appreciative for the approach. From the book:

"So Christian belief, following on Christian thought, means to be ready to act as if what God says is so. Life and faith includes both … apologetics includes both."

Our beliefs should cause us to reexamine the way we live our lives. Christianity shouldn’t be simply an academic pursuit and the contributors to this book understand that. I highly recommend this work for anyone interested in apologetics.

[Elijiah Thompson · Rating 1 out of 5]

Couldn't finish this book. While the content was interesting, the writing felt more like a thought-web, flow of thinking outline than a well written & edited book.

It's a shame too because I really enjoy the author's podcast/radio show.