Christianish: What If We're Not Really Following Jesus at All?
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Christianish: What If We're Not Really Following Jesus at All?  -     By: Mark Steele

Christianish: What If We're Not Really Following Jesus at All?

David C Cook / 2009 / Paperback

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Many Christians have grown up around church, know the songs, the books of the Bible and generally behave pretty well. But, according to Mark Steele there's a whole lot more to following Christ. In Christianish he shares his own story of moving from a place of lukewarm faith to authentic Christianity. Perhaps you can relate. If so, rediscover what it means to live like Christ and ditch the ish.

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Title: Christianish: What If We're Not Really Following Jesus at All?
By: Mark Steele
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 320
Vendor: David C Cook
Publication Date: 2009
Dimensions: 8.25 X 5.50 X 0.75 (inches)
Weight: 12 ounces
ISBN: 1434766926
ISBN-13: 9781434766922
Stock No: WW766922

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Somewhere between cold faith and hot pursuit lies lukewarm spirituality. And in the median between the wide path and the narrow road we find the middle-ground of the spiritual walk. It's something not quite Christian. More like.Christianish.

It may feel like authentic faith. It may even look like the real deal. Yet it's often easy to settle for the souvenir t-shirt—the appearance of a transformed heart—instead of taking the actual trip through true life-change. We find ourselves settling for a personal faith that's been polluted by culture, and diluted by other people's take on spirituality.

Christianish tells the story of one man's journey to move from the in-between to a life that's centered on Christ. To move forward, author Mark Steele goes back to the beginning, to examine Christ's life and words. Through stories and insights that are sometimes profound, often hilarious, and always honest, Mark delivers a compelling look at what our faith is all about. 

So rediscover what it means to live like Christ, and ditch the ish

Author Bio

Mark Steele is the president and executive creative of Steelehouse Productions where he creates art for business and ministry through the mediums of film, stage, and animation. Mark is the author of Flashbang: How I Got Over Myself. He lives in Oklahoma with his wife, Kaysie, and their greatest productions: Morgan, Jackson, and Charlie.

Read Mark's blog at www.halflifediealready.com

Publisher's Description

Christianish may feel like authentic faith. It may even look like the real deal. Yet it’s often easy to settle for the souvenir t-shirt—the appearance of a transformed heart—instead of taking the actual trip through true life-change. We find ourselves being contented with a personal faith that’s been polluted by culture and diluted by other people’s take on spirituality.

In Christianish, Mark revisits the words and life of Christ to find just what it means to be a Christian. Through stories and insights that are sometimes profound, often hilarious, and always honest, he delivers a compelling look at what authentic faith is all about. While carefully detailing the tell tale symptoms of being Christianish, Mark encourages readers to ditch the “ish” to become true Christ-followers.

“We have trained ourselves to cope well on a Christianish path: a path where we please the right godly people and don’t feel the guilt when our failings are seen by the world at large. But this is not the approach to Jesus that we were created to take. There is only one way for us to discover the right way to travel the right road. The way is not church. The way is not an ideology. The way is not Christian. The way is Jesus.”

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