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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The questions facing the human race are daunting: - How do we understand and manage life and death as humans - How do we live together despite the significant differences between our cultures - How will we live on this planet in a way that respects the ecosystem and those who will live after us The questions facing the residents of first-century Palestine were no less daunting. In the midst of Roman occupation of an oppressed and despairing Jewish nation, Jesus of Nazareth cast a new vision for how to be human and how to live in human community. His vision inspired many to practice Jesus' way, even when it meant risking their lives. Where was Jesus leading Where would he lead today were he to walk the streets of our towns and cities What is the heart of Christianity, the heart that has been hidden for so many centuries under cross-embossed armor Apprenticeship is a re-imagining of where Jesus of Nazareth leads us as Christians and as Christian communities. He invites us to embrace our human experience as it is, because our lives are fully embraced by God. Being so equipped, we are free to join Jesus in nonviolent public leadership as participants in God's healing of the earth.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - 'I believe what Jesus taught. That's why I don't go to church.' Seeing the obvious differences between what Jesus taught and what his followers do, many despair of finding a genuine Christian community. Under the radar of popular culture, however, lies another way to be Christian-a radical departure from as-seen-on-TV Christianity. Being Human offers a compelling vision of what it means to believe in Jesus in the modern world. Terry Kyllo invites readers to explore Jesus' profound revelation of the Serving God-that is, a God utterly committed to loving and healing everyone and everything. We are made in this God's image. With this God we serve the world. And through this God we find purpose, meaning, and joy.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Why does it feel like everyone is just looking out for themselves now?Loneliness is at a hundred-year high. Trust in institutions - and in each other - keeps falling. Nearly every group in America feels slandered, threatened, and certain that some other group has given up on the common good. We are standing at an edge: the edge of despair, or the edge of possibility.The Society We Deserve makes the case for possibility. Rev. Terry Kyllo - a Lutheran pastor who left parish ministry to counter a well-funded campaign of anti-Muslim dehumanization, and stayed to become one of Washington State's most experienced bridge-builders - argues that our crisis is not that Americans stopped sharing values. It is that we stopped sharing experiences. Our differences are not the problem; our distance is. In that distance, fear fills the gap, dehumanization weaponizes what we love, and democracy starts to come apart.The way back is neither complicated nor beyond us. Human beings survived and thrived through cooperation within groups and between groups - and cooperation grows the way it always has: through first experiences, shared meals, shared service, and the slow, repeatable work of building trust. Kyllo maps the path from relationship to trust, to belonging, to shared responsibility, to communities that solve problems together - with stories from ten years of gatherings where Christians and Muslims, conservatives and progressives, discovered they were never as far apart as they had been told.Written for readers who are exhausted by outrage but not ready to give up, The Society We Deserve is a field-tested vision of civic renewal - and an invitation to help build a society where everyone belongs and everyone can thrive. A veteran bridge-builder shows that America's crisis is distance, not difference - and offers a field-tested path for rebuilding trust, belonging, and democracy itself, one shared table at a time. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…