The Church of Us vs. Them: Freedom from a Faith That Feeds on Making Enemies Audiobook (Free)

We are living in angry situations. Irrespective of where we move, what we view, or how exactly we communicate, our tradition is definitely rife with conflict. Unfortunately, Christians seem to be caught up in the same animosity as the culture most importantly. We are perceived as upset, judgmental, and protective, fighting among ourselves in various media while the world appears on. How possess we didn’t be a people of reconciliation and renewal in the face of such tumult?

Claiming the church has dropped itself in the hold of an antagonistic culture, David Fitch requires a close look at what drives the vitriol inside our congregations. He traces the enemy-making patterns in cathedral background and diagnoses the divisiveness that marks the modern evangelical cathedral. Fitch shows a way for the church to be true to itself, unwinding the antagonisms of our day and making space for Christ’s reconciling presence inside our day-to-day lives. He presents brand-new patterns and methods that move the church beyond making enemies to being the current presence of Christ in the world, helping us free ourselves from a beliefs that feeds on division.