Synopses & Reviews
Over time, Christian people can run the risk of becoming “too religious”—too wrapped up in programmatic church activities and less focused on Christ alone. In response, David Putman (Breaking the Missional Code) has written a new book detailing twenty-one ways to reinstate the centrality of Jesus into our daily lives. Divided into three action-ready topical areas (Live like Jesus, Love like Jesus, Leave What Jesus Left Behind), Putman offers what he calls “detox for the overly religious.” Here is a chance for you, your small group, or your entire church to lose religion and rediscover Jesus—simple and yet profound, and all we really need.
Synopsis
Over time, Christian people can run the risk of becoming "too religious"--too wrapped up in programmatic church activities and less focused on Christ alone. In response, David Putman (Breaking the Missional Code) has written a new book detailing twenty-one ways to reinstate the centrality of Jesus into our daily lives. Divided into three action-ready topical areas (Live like Jesus, Love like Jesus, Leave What Jesus Left Behind), Putman offers what he calls "detox for the overly religious." Here is a chance for you, your small group, or your entire church to lose religion and rediscover Jesus--simple and yet profound, and all we really need.
Synopsis
With a devotional tone, a respected church culture leader prescribes the simple spiritual methods of Jesus to Christians who may have become “overly religious.”
About the Author
David Putman is co-founder and Director of ChurchPlanters.com a national ministry that focus on helping new and young churches reach people who are far from God. David also serves at Mountain Lake Church in Atlanta, Georgia where he focuses on issues related to Global initiatives. David speaks, writes, coaches, and consults with leaders, pastors, and churches around the world. His books include Breaking the Missional Code (with Ed Stetzer), Breaking the Discipleship Code, and Detox for the Overly Religious. David and his wife Tami have two children.