Just thnking about this book this morning....I read it last year and found it's message so true...how we sometimes try to make JESUS into what is convenient for our flesh instead of truly knowing HIM!!!

"The cast of characters drags the... reader through the streets of Seattle and ancient Judea to introduce a host of fake Jesuses: Magic 8 Ball Jesus, Harley Jesus, even Liberal Social Services Jesus. They're constructs of the human mind. People invent a Jesus for one specific reason and then discard him when they don't need him anymore, says one of the Jesuses (the one with an expensive suit). Peter teaches Mikalatos that he must quiet falsehoods and mold a deeper relationship with the living, historical Jesus. Mixing questions of suffering and free will with a nexus of weirdness, Mikalatos throws Christian fiction into the world of Comic-Con and Star Wars. His silly quest is startling, contemporary, meaningful, and occasionally exhausting when the reader is puzzled."

LORD, Please keep me from lying to myself;
Give me the privilege of knowing your instructions.
I have chosen to be faithful;
I have determined to live by your regulations.
I cling to your laws.
LORD, don't let me be put to shame!
I will pursue your commands,
for you expand my understanding.
Psalm 119:29-32 (NLT)

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Who Told You You Were Naked?

A powerful message of truth.

An encouraging word of compassion.

A timely reminder of grace.               

My friend, Thom Hunter,  has written another good book!  I have quoted his other one so many times I am sure it borders on plagiarism!   Thom is a very gifted writer with a powerful message.  This book will be sure to touch you in a new way and give you fresh insight into GOD's love and compassion.

Here is  a little more about it:

Freedom through Christ from the bondage of sexual sin.

Our 21^st Century enlightenment leads us down a very dark path. We re-define marriage, re-manufacture the military, re-shape anti-bullying to focus on sexual identity, re-define the family, and refrain from sharing the truth. Christians are like the cowardly lion whose courage vanishes in the presence of a louder voice.  As a result, Christians who struggle with sexuality either go into hiding or into the arms of the counterfeit compassionate culture.

“Who Told You You Were Naked?” reminds us that God restores and rebuilds based on His never-changing truth, rather than by surrendering His people to the whims of ever-changing cultural chaos.

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