A New Kind of Christian? Free Digital Download
Scott Schones. A new movement in Christian circles today, known as the Emerging Church Movement, argues that we need a new kind of Christian—one who is in touch with post-modern society. Schones agrees that a different kind of Christian is needed today. However, what is needed is nothing something new and modern, but something old. Something that was there in the beginning when the church was young. A challenging and invigorating message! We are offering this digital download for free because we want to see it get the greatest circulation possible.
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A New Kind of Christian? Free Digital Download
Scott Schones. A new movement in Christian circles today, known as the Emerging Church Movement, argues that we need a new kind of Christian—one who is in touch with post-modern society. Schones agrees that a different kind of Christian is needed today. However, what is needed is nothing something new and modern, but something old. Something that was there in the beginning when the church was young. A challenging and invigorating message! We are offering this digital download for free because we want to see it get the greatest circulation possible.
60 minute digital download: free
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