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BELOW ARE SOME RESOURCES TO HELP PROMOTE THE MESSAGE OF LEAVING AND FINDING JESUS

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“When you read Leaving and Finding Jesus, you feel God’s heart of love like you’ve never felt before. I believe you will be challenged to leave religious mediocrity for a reimagined spirituality with Jesus.”
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“I’m always looking for voices dedicated to introducing and reintroducing the church and the world to the God who is full of hope, personified by love, and better than can be imagined. Jason Clark is one of those voices, and Leaving and Finding Jesus is a welcome gift born from his personal walk.”
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“If you’re like me and you’re questioning much of your prior beliefs and convictions, but you’re struggling to get those thoughts in order, or into words, Leaving and Finding Jesus might just be the most important book you’ll read this year.”
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Leaving and Finding Jesus
Trading a Punishing God for Reconciling Love
In Leaving and Finding Jesus, Jason writes about his deconstructing Emmaus Road faith journey. He confronts the myth of separation with the truth that nothing, not life or death, powers or authorities, present or future, not hell, nor our understandings, beliefs, systems, or actions—nothing separates us from the love of God.
Based on scripture, recent studies, shared stories, and his experiences as a pastor and relational theologian, Leaving and Finding Jesus encourages folks to trade a transactional view of God for something better, friendship.
From hell to hermeneutics, this book deconstructs our often cruel and punishing thoughts about God so we might discover a firm foundation upon which to build our faith; God in Christ reconciling the world to Himself.
Leaving and Finding Jesus is bold but kind and will encourage:
– the millions of Christians exhausted by the ‘for or against’ paradigm that seems to rule and define the Christian narrative today.
– those who are moving from a transactional approach to God toward a relational connection defined by other-centered, self-giving love.
– those who reject the image of God as a violent, retributive Being and embrace God’s image as the kind, reconciling Spirit at work within us, and our world, for good.
– the faithful followers of Jesus who may no longer identify with organized religion but are passionate about the work of reconciliation.
