The Unfinished Church (Paperback)
āI love Jesus but hate the church.ā We hear this kind of talk all the time, but what if itās profoundly mistaken? Rob Bentz challenges readers to rethink this popularāyet ultimately harmfulāmentality with a biblical alternative to the church bashing so prevalent in our society today. Drawing on his experience as a pastor, Bentz helps those disenchanted with the local church to rediscover its importance for the Christian life by examining the biblical, theological, and historical reasons why Christians should embrace Gospel-centered communityāeven when itās hard. With engaging discussion questions at the end of each chapter designed to encourage personal reflection or interactive conversation, this book will help Godās people remain committed to one another with grace, forgiveness, and love.
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āI love Jesus but hate the church.ā We hear this kind of talk all the time, but what if itās profoundly mistaken? Rob Bentz challenges readers to rethink this popularāyet ultimately harmfulāmentality with a biblical alternative to the church bashing so prevalent in our society today. Drawing on his experience as a pastor, Bentz helps those disenchanted with the local church to rediscover its importance for the Christian life by examining the biblical, theological, and historical reasons why Christians should embrace Gospel-centered communityāeven when itās hard. With engaging discussion questions at the end of each chapter designed to encourage personal reflection or interactive conversation, this book will help Godās people remain committed to one another with grace, forgiveness, and love.
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āI love Jesus but hate the church.ā We hear this kind of talk all the time, but what if itās profoundly mistaken? Rob Bentz challenges readers to rethink this popularāyet ultimately harmfulāmentality with a biblical alternative to the church bashing so prevalent in our society today. Drawing on his experience as a pastor, Bentz helps those disenchanted with the local church to rediscover its importance for the Christian life by examining the biblical, theological, and historical reasons why Christians should embrace Gospel-centered communityāeven when itās hard. With engaging discussion questions at the end of each chapter designed to encourage personal reflection or interactive conversation, this book will help Godās people remain committed to one another with grace, forgiveness, and love.











