The Samaritan's Path - Transforming Society with Lessons from the Gospels

Ethan Shepherd

Maison d'édition: Publishdrive

Synopsis

Are you struggling to reconcile your faith with the pressing social justice issues of our time? Do you wonder how Jesus would address today's inequalities and mental health challenges? In a world torn by division and injustice, Jesus's revolutionary teachings offer timeless wisdom for building a more equitable society.

Drawing from the rich tapestry of Biblical narratives and Jesus's transformative ministry, this groundbreaking analysis reveals how the Messiah's teachings challenge our modern understanding of social justice, equity, and mental well-being. Through careful examination of the Beatitudes, parables, and Jesus's interactions with the marginalized, author Elijah Lindsay demonstrates how Christ's radical message dismantled societal barriers and advocated for comprehensive social reform. From the Good Samaritan's boundary-breaking compassion to the early Church's revolutionary model of communal living, this book illuminates how Jesus's vision of justice extends far beyond spiritual matters into the realm of social and emotional healing. Lindsay's extensive theological research and practical insights bridge the gap between ancient wisdom and contemporary challenges, offering a fresh perspective on how Jesus's teachings can transform our approach to social justice.

'Justice in the Kingdom' isn't just another theological study - it's a revolutionary guidebook for anyone seeking to understand and implement true Biblical justice in today's world. This transformative work bridges the gap between faith and social action, offering practical steps for creating positive change in your community.

Get your copy of 'Justice in the Kingdom' today and join the movement toward Biblical social justice and equitable change.

Disponible depuis: 13/04/2025.

Longueur d'impression: 60 pages.

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