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Hardwired to Christ is a daily devo-tional book which focuses on the union that exists between us and Christ; 365 questions about the most stunning spectacle in history - the cross of Jesus.
The author attempts to demystify the greatest mystery of all; 'We have been joined to Christ' - and in doing so challenges many of the pre-conceived ideas which have come to define Christianity. These old paradigms may be simply the established rhetoric of the culture of Christianity, or perhaps notions of God that have grown out of our need for security and identity - yet often we accept them...

My intention in writing this book has been to 'express the in-expressible', the most astonishing spectacle ever presented to humanity - the surpassing greatness of Christ.
Christianity is not primarily about the programs, activities and causes of church life, it is about the union that Jesus re-built between us and God. I spent the better part of my life deeply involved in the organization that represents the Lord of Glory, but the busyness of church life had a way of filtering out the magnificence of what I was actually in. I participated in the whole thing - except for the thing...

The true gospel message has little to say about what we do, and much to say about what Christ did, and who
we are as a result. This gospel is not found in the busy activities of religion, it is more akin to a pilgrimage to the cross, you just go there and ask God to show you what it was all about. And then you go back, time and time
again, all by yourself, and gradually the magnitude of it begins to dawn on you, and you stand amazed by it.

My intention in writing this book has been to show that there is a lie that has been written on the hearts of humanity ever since Adam took leave of the presence of God. This lie obscures the very thing we want most – the Life of the Spirit.

The way to this life is a narrow, less crowded road - and few find it. Yet it awaits us all.

I have deliberately written in a way that is more conversational than instructional. My intention in this conversation is not to tell you how to think or believe; only you can do that. Rather, I have described a foundational premise that...