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Prose: non-fiction, Christian life & practice
Christianity started out scandalous, and R.T. Kendall makes an impassioned plea for the return of this sense of scandal at the heart of our faith - and why Christians should welcome it!
Too often these days Christianity is seen as just part of our cultural background, rather than a living, breathing faith that sets out to challenge the norms we live by. Here R. T. Kendall brings the scandalous nature of Christianity back to the forefront of our faith, arguing not just that an unscandalous Christianity isn't good for much, but that Christians must welcome that scandal if they are to know God's blessings to the full.
R.T. argues that as Christians we must not try to simply fit in alongside our neighbours, but should be willing to stand out - even when that's hard to do. He makes clear that we shouldn't seek out difficulties, but equally shouldn't be shy of standing up for our beliefs, wherever that may take us.
Praise for The Scandal of Christianity
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R.T. brilliantly expounds the undiluted biblical truth, beauty and "scandal" of the gospel. - Lyndon Bowring, CEO CARE
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Sobering words you will thank God for. - Colin Dye, Kensington Temple
R.T. Kendall
Dr R. T. Kendall is a Christian writer, speaker and teacher who was Minister of Westminster Chapel in London for twenty-five years.
He has written many bestselling books including TOTAL FORGIVENESS, TOTALLY FORGIVING OURSELVES and OUT OF THE COMFORT ZONE.
He is currently president of R.T. Kendall Ministries.
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