The Time Is Now: Why the Church Must Awaken and Respond...Before It's Too Late

ISBN-13: 9781470183455 / Angielski / Miękka / 2012 / 172 str.

Ryan Dobbs

Opis

If ever there was a time, in the course of our nation's history, for Christians to be concerned about their freedom of religion, freedom of speech, and freedom of association, the time is now. In the midst of a nation in crisis stands a church in desperate need of revival and renewal. The time is now, for followers of Christ, to take their faith seriously, pursue revival, and call the nation back to God...before its too late. Dr. Robert Jeffress, Senior Pastor of First Baptist Church, Dallas, and the author of "Twilight's Last Gleaming," encourages Christians everywhere to embrace the message of this book: "Ryan Dobbs has performed an invaluable service to the Body of Christ by writing "The Time Is Now." This compelling book reminds those of us in the church of our reason - our only reason - for being left on earth before Christ returns. I enthusiastically recommend this book as essential reading for every genuine disciple of Jesus Christ." Randy Alcorn, bestselling author of "Heaven" and "Why Prolife?," offers these words in his endorsement: "Ryan Dobbs writes with an urgency and passion I find refreshing. He's a young man who recognizes not just America's woes, but the underlying spiritual darkness and despondency within the church. It's encouraging to read the words of someone who seeks to honor Christ not by rewriting Scripture, but by submitting to it. Ryan takes sin seriously, and believes in the true Jesus, full of grace and truth, the only Savior who can transform our hearts and deliver people from Hell to Heaven. You don't have to agree with everything in this book in order to benefit from it. I'm glad to recommend 'The Time is Now'." Overall, "The Time Is Now" is a passionate plea to Christians in America, at this moment in history, to awaken and rise to the occasion with the Gospel, for such a time as this.

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