Clay Jacobsen

A thought-provoking book about Christian community, in the best sense. Starting with the command to love one another, the authors look at several 'one another' verses from the New Testament. They suggest what they might have meant, and how they can be applied today.

I was particularly taken with their interpretation of the idea of submitting to one another. It was rather different from standard evangelical teaching, yet seemed much more akin to what would have been meant by the phrase.

I'm show more not sure how far I will be able put this into practice, but it would be very encouraging to see more real community within the Christian church. Definitely recommended to anyone interested in this topic, either as an individual or as a group studying together.

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This is without a doubt one of the best political thriller novels I’ve ever read. I read this book about 20 years ago and all I remembered was I loved it. So, I came across it again and decided to read it. Wow! The book will keep you glued to the page until the very last word. There’s no stopping to breathe, unless you just close the book.

This novel was written after 9/11, but it’s very relevant to today. I love the way the author brings in the Christian faith and explains the show more differences between Christianity and Islam. I’ve learned so much.

I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves political, military suspense/thrillers. Hold on tight cause this book will take you on a white-knuckle ride from beginning to end. show less

This is beyond bad. Christian. aggh. If I had known that before I picked it up, I never would have read it.