The Religion of the Day

Prophetic and succinct in the analysis of “What is going on around here???!!”The only way to holiness is pursuing it ourselves, but so much worrying about politics and society….care about it, sure, but at the end of the day human institutions will always fail.Read the book, feel encouraged and renewed and be converted to Truth in Christ

This Right vs. Left stuff, both within and without the Church, is the wrong lens. This book places our modern situation into the proper perspective, namely, the cosmic one. Let's concentrate on getting the beams out of our own eyes.

Exactly as described. Great read for what’s going on in the world.

This is a short book but very powerfully written. It concerns the “gnostic” religions of our time - progressivism that seeks perfection via politics or environmental or social reform. The question is how to live as a Christian in the post-Christian world that mirrors the pagan world in which Christianity was born. It’s short, but it deserves a thoughtful reading.

As the Sequel to From Christendom to Apostolic Age, this book is excellent.

After reading the prequel to this book, I was uncertain that there was much more to be said about how Christians ought to think about our contemporary culture and religious environment. However, I was blown away by how this work articulated the prevailing secular culture that I, a lifelong devout Christian, had bought into without even realizing it!This book offers profound insight into identifying secularism within our hearts and culture abroad, is a guide for humble repentance, and rekindled my hope for the future. Though I read this book a couple of months ago, its themes continue to recur in my thoughts and conversations on a daily basis - it is a must read for all Christians, especially those who are discouraged by the world we find ourselves in.

Religion of the Day exposes the subtle principles and promises of the secular culture which make their way into our own minds without our recognizing it. It’s a book that touches the very heart of joyful repentance for Christians - and it’s a necessary and rewarding sequel to From Christendom to Apostolic Mission. Providing the big picture guiding principles which can form the foundation of renewal in parishes, ministries, education, and family life in a secular age, this work is a deeply Christian take on the need for conversion within our own lives and then, radiating outward, in our communities and the culture at large. Incredibly helpful, encouraging, and motivating!

A relatively short read for anyone wanting to understand what is going on in our culture, our Church, and in our own lives as Christians - the errors we tend to believe without even realising it, and how we can be reconverted to the true Gospel. Most helpfully, it articulates an understanding of what the Church is, and how we should expect things to be going within it, that I've not found anywhere else, and which gave me and those I read it alongside new confidence that God really has everything under control, whatever might be going on inside and outside of the Church itself. It's a text that promises to reinvigorate any believer's experience of joy and hope in being a believer of Jesus Christ. Truly a must read.