Rules for Radical Christians: 10 Biblical Disciplines for Influential Believers
Dear Young Christian: The “tolerant” society in which you live is intolerant of your Biblical Worldview. So what’s the young Christian to do? Well, You could huddle together in a Christian subculture and pray that Christ would come quickly and rapture you out of this mess. Or, you could compromise your godly principles, become spiritual chameleons and allow your relationship with God to be governed by CNN. Or, you can become strategically equipped to move into an anti-theistic environment and effectively influence it for the glory of God.
Rules For Radical Christians, by best-selling author, Doug Giles, argues for the last option.
Rules For Radical Christians is not a survival devotional designed to help the young Christian adult limp through life. Rather, it is a road-tested, dominion blueprint that will equip the young adult with leadership skills and sufficient motivation to rise to a place of influence in an overtly non-Christian culture.
WARNING:
This book will not be liked by CNN, Hillary Clinton, Satan, Kathy Griffin, Michelle Wolf, whiny anti-theistic dipstick professors, or your crazy liberal aunt with a mustache. So don’t buy it for them for light summer beach reading. They’ll just throw it away.
Lastly, get five extra copies and give them to young Christians who take their faith seriously and who are looking to leave a big scar on Satan’s crumbling kingdom. This book will be grist for their mill. Enjoy.
Get Doug Giles’ new book:
Rules For Radical Christians is not a survival devotional designed to help the young Christian adult limp through life. Rather, it is a road-tested, dominion blueprint that will equip the young adult with leadership skills and sufficient motivation to rise to a place of influence in an overtly non-Christian culture. Rules For Radical Christians gives the reader the keys to become strategically equipped to move into an anti-theistic environment and effectively influence it for the glory of God.
You can choose either the classic Paperback to trigger your college professors and quasi-communist classmates, or the Kindle edition to always have it on hand.
