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World Remade: A Spiritual Companion for the Betrayed, Disillusioned, and Plain Old Fed Up
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World Remade: A Spiritual Companion for the Betrayed, Disillusioned, and Plain Old Fed Up
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World Remade: A Spiritual Companion for the Betrayed, Disillusioned, and Plain Old Fed Up
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Being fed up with the church is not the same as walking away from God. World Remade bears witness with hearts wounded by the unfaithfulness of our churches. It comes alongside those dissatisfied with the dissonance between Jesus' teachings and the ways Christian leaders prioritize money, power, and politics. This is a book for the betrayed, the disillusioned, the worn out, and the fed up who can't shake the sense that God still calls them. In World Remade, Larson offers a window into a faith challenged by a seminary education and fractured by the failures of a self-absorbed church. As frustration gives way to cynicism, he is met by a God who knows us in our darkness and who holds all creation together even when we ourselves are shattered.
Being fed up with the church is not the same as walking away from God. World Remade bears witness with hearts wounded by the unfaithfulness of our churches. It comes alongside those dissatisfied with the dissonance between Jesus' teachings and the ways Christian leaders prioritize money, power, and politics. This is a book for the betrayed, the disillusioned, the worn out, and the fed up who can't shake the sense that God still calls them. In World Remade, Larson offers a window into a faith challenged by a seminary education and fractured by the failures of a self-absorbed church. As frustration gives way to cynicism, he is met by a God who knows us in our darkness and who holds all creation together even when we ourselves are shattered.



















