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Not Like Me: A Field Guide for Influencing a Diverse World
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How you can become responsive to and reflective of the global community.
According to author Eric Michael Bryant, people can become agents of change, creating genuine unity among people from a variety of backgrounds and belief systems, through their relationships.
Through humorous stories and pointed insights gleaned from Eric's own personal experiences and failures, the experiences of others, and the life and teachings of Jesus, readers will discover how to move beyond ethnic, racial, cultural, or ideological barriers toward genuine friendship with others.
Bryant urges readers - women and men, democrats and republicans, church leaders and lay people from every denomination - to create a new future that connects to God's heart by removing the religious baggage of Christianity to discover the world Jesus intended.
Followers of Christ will be inspired to actively engage the world in order to overcome stereotypes placed on us and influence those who have not been interested in Jesus because of these stereotypes. Spiritual seekers will find that, when stripped away from the religion created around him, Jesus' dream for the world is remarkable and refreshing.
Includes "Field Notes" from Ed Stetzer, Margaret Feinberg, Kevin Harney, Lon Wong, Amena Brown, Mark DeYmaz, Gerardo Marti, Kim Martinez, Princess Zulu, and Dan Kimball.
Formerly titled Peppermint-Filled Pinatas.
According to author Eric Michael Bryant, people can become agents of change, creating genuine unity among people from a variety of backgrounds and belief systems, through their relationships.
Through humorous stories and pointed insights gleaned from Eric's own personal experiences and failures, the experiences of others, and the life and teachings of Jesus, readers will discover how to move beyond ethnic, racial, cultural, or ideological barriers toward genuine friendship with others.
Bryant urges readers - women and men, democrats and republicans, church leaders and lay people from every denomination - to create a new future that connects to God's heart by removing the religious baggage of Christianity to discover the world Jesus intended.
Followers of Christ will be inspired to actively engage the world in order to overcome stereotypes placed on us and influence those who have not been interested in Jesus because of these stereotypes. Spiritual seekers will find that, when stripped away from the religion created around him, Jesus' dream for the world is remarkable and refreshing.
Includes "Field Notes" from Ed Stetzer, Margaret Feinberg, Kevin Harney, Lon Wong, Amena Brown, Mark DeYmaz, Gerardo Marti, Kim Martinez, Princess Zulu, and Dan Kimball.
Formerly titled Peppermint-Filled Pinatas.