"You Must Be Born Again, or, Because of Media and Entertainment, Every Person is an Actor"

"You Must Be Born Again, or, Because of Media and Entertainment, Every Person is an Actor" explores the profound biblical truth that spiritual rebirth is essential for entering God's kingdom (John 3:3). Drawing from Scripture, Apostle Bill Amor examines how modern media and entertainment have turned society into a stage where individuals often play roles dictated by cultural expectations rather than living authentically in Christ.

The book begins by unpacking Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus in John 3, emphasizing that being 'born again' is not merely a religious phrase but a transformative experience through water and Spirit (John 3:5). Without this new birth, individuals remain spiritually blind to God's kingdom realities.

Apostle Amor then delves into how media and entertainment perpetuate superficial identities, likening them to masks worn by actors on a stage. Referencing Romans 12:2, he challenges readers not to conform to worldly patterns but instead embrace renewal through Christ. He warns against serving two masters (Matthew 6:24), urging believers to reject false personas crafted by societal pressures and instead live as new creations in Christ (2 Corinthians 5:17).

Through compelling insights and scriptural analysis, this book calls readers to examine their lives critically-are they merely acting out roles imposed by culture, or are they truly born again? With practical guidance rooted in biblical doctrine, Apostle Amor inspires believers to shed worldly facades and pursue genuine transformation through faith in Jesus Christ.