First published 1992
In "Power Religion," renowned Christian leader Charles Colson confronts the unsettling truth: the modern church has traded God's plan for the world's tactics. Lured by the siren call of sociology, psychology, and politics, many respected Christian leaders have adopted the methods of the secular world, sacrificing biblical principles in the name of progress. But at what cost? Colson explores how this shift has eroded the church's spiritual vitality, leaving it vulnerable to the very forces it seeks to overcome. Urgent and prophetic, "Power Religion" sounds the alarm, calling the faithful to return to the transformative power of God's word and reclaim the church's rightful place as a beacon of hope in a troubled world.
Genres: christian, 20th-century, religion, christian-living
Vibes: prophetic, thought-provoking, urgent
Tropes: social-commentary
Period: 20th Century
353 pages · Hardcover · Moody Pub