I Wish Jesus Hadn't Said That: Finding Joy in the Inconvenience of Discipleship - eBook
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I Wish Jesus Hadn't Said That: Finding Joy in the Inconvenience of Discipleship - eBook

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Title: I Wish Jesus Hadn't Said That: Finding Joy in the Inconvenience of Discipleship - eBook
By: Steve Timmis
Format: DRM Protected ePub
Vendor: Zondervan
Publication Date: 2014
ISBN: 9780310516538
ISBN-13: 9780310516538
UPC: 025986516536
Stock No: WW42079EB

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Jesus never said that following him would be easy.

We’ve read the words countless times: “Love your enemies,” “You cannot serve both God and money,” “Take up your cross and follow me.” Theoretically we believe them. But do we engage what Jesus says in a way that prompts action?

The truth we avoid talking about is that being a follower of Jesus is terribly inconvenient—a pain in the neck at times—because it cuts across so many of our natural desires. But there is an even greater danger in avoiding what Jesus says. If we harden our hearts to the teachings of Jesus, we will never find true happiness.

In this powerful new book, author Steve Timmis calls all believers to consider ten sayings of Jesus that reveal where our affections lie. He reminds us that Christians are called to abandon, not cherish, the ways of the world and reject, not pursue, the things that afford us status, prestige, and pleasure.

As followers of Jesus we must grapple with what it means to follow him, and accept his verdict on what constitutes the good life—no matter how counter-cultural it may seem. Doing so will powerfully reorient our hearts.

Author Bio

Steve Timmis is the founder of The Crowded House, a church planting network, and co-founder and Director of The Porterbrook Network, an initiative that trains church planters.  He is also the Director of Acts 29 Europe. He is the author of Gospel-Centered Leadership and co-author of Total Church and Everyday Church. Steve is a board-member of the Biblical Counseling Coalition.

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