The Prodigal God: Recovering the Heart of the Christian Faith

by Timothy J. Keller

I challenge you to swallow your pride and come into the feast. The choice is yours. Will you, or will you not?” It is an unexpectedly gracious, dramatic appeal.

Jesus says to us, “Would you please be open to the possibility that the gospel, real Christianity, is something very different from religion?” That gives many people hope that there is a way to know God that doesn’t lead to the pathologies of moralism and religiosity.

Christians have seen something that has transformed their hearts toward God so they can finally love and rest in the Father.