No Es Cuestión de Ganar: Porqué Elegir Un Bando Deja de Lado a la Iglesia

Pero la iglesia no est?aqu?para ganar. Seg toda medida humana, nuestro Salvador perdi? A prop鏀ito. Con un prop鏀ito. Y nosotros somos su cuerpo. No estamos en esto para ganar nada. Estamos en esto por algo completamente diferente. Ese algo m嫳 es de lo que trata este libro.

Descubrir嫳:

C鏔o tomar una posici鏮 de la manera correcta. Aprender嫳 a presentar tu caso con una postura de humildad y comprensi鏮, en lugar de dejarte llevar por el miedo a perder algo.

C鏔o ver la pol癃ica a trav廥 de la lente de la fe. Aprende con curiosidad, escucha intencionalmente y ama incondicionalmente.

C鏔o la vida de Jes y su ense鎙nza se aplican a los desaf甐s de hoy en d燰 de una manera nueva. La posici鏮 "b燢lica" puede no ser lo que nos han ense鎙do.

Jes nunca pidi?a sus seguidores que estuvieran de acuerdo en todo. Pero s?llam?a sus seguidores a obedecer un nuevo mandato: amar a los dem嫳 de la misma manera que 幨 nos ha amado. En lugar de hacer valer nuestros derechos o luchar por el poder, debemos comenzar a preguntarnos: qu?requiere el amor de m?

Is it possible to politically disagree and love unconditionally? The reaction of evangelicals to political and cultural changes in recent years revealed what they value the most. Lurking beneath our rhetoric tied to the Bible, statements of faith, books, and sermons, there is an unyielding drive to WIN!

But the church is not here to win. By all human measures, our Savior lost. On purpose. With a purpose. And we are His body. We are not in this to win anything. We are in this for something entirely different. That "something more" is what this book is about.

You will discover:

1. How to take a stand the right way. You will learn to present your case with humility and understanding, rather than being driven by the fear of losing something.

2. How to view politics through the lens of faith. Learn with curiosity, listen intentionally, and love unconditionally.

3. How Jesus' life and teachings apply to today's challenges in a fresh way. The "biblical" stance may not be what we have been taught.

Jesus never asked His followers to agree on everything. But He did call His followers to obey a new mandate: to love others the same way He has loved us. Instead of asserting our rights or fighting for power, we should start asking ourselves: What does love require of me?