Interrupted: When Jesus Wrecks Your Comfortable Christianity

Interrupted: When Jesus Wrecks Your Comfortable Christianity: Hatmaker, Jen: 8601406608269: Amazon.com: Books

5.0 stars out of 5 for this product The Gospel of Grace is messy, for this reason. On September 7, 2015, a review was conducted in the United States. The Gospel of Grace is a muddled message. It is, however, not difficult. God’s Love must be received by the entire world. All of this takes place when we just LOVE GOD and LOVE OTHERS. This is the end of the story. When Jen Hatmaker brings the reader into the lives of her ministry family, she is opening our eyes to the fact that the Gospel of Christ begins in our personal sphere of influence and then spreads around the world.

Because Jen discusses the “messy” aspects of her life rather than a sterilized version of it I determined she is my sort of friend and that one day I will sit down with her for a cup of coffee and express my gratitude in person.

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In the United States, on April 21, 2018, a verified purchase was reviewed. Jen Hatmaker is one of my favorite people. Being almost 60 years old and having grown up in the Southern Baptist Church (with both my mother and father serving on staff, and myself serving as a church pianist/organist for 40 years), I have found her approach to loving people and focusing on Grace to be exactly what I need to be the Christian I believe Jesus calls us to be as presented in Scripture. I am grateful for her work and hope that others will as well.

1. Several years ago, my comfortable Christian lifestyle was disrupted, and this book has assisted me in continuing to explore the path God is directing my life in.
2. Jen Hatmaker is a fictional best friend of mine.
3. In order to ensure that I am fully understanding all she has to say, I find myself re-reading Interrupted three or four times every section.
4. You will find yourself recalling a paragraph from this book and wanting to re-read it, highlight it, and make notes in the margins, therefore it is not a book that should be checked out and returned to the library!
5. Because there are so many quotable sections in this book, you’ll want to take a long, relaxing trip to a Tibetan monastery somewhere in the Far East to ensure that you absorb all of the truth that she writes about in this one.
6. This book is meant to be read late at night when you need some profound ideas to keep you awake, on the beach when you need to go away, or somewhere else that will inspire you to live the missional, Jesus-filled life that you have always desired but never knew how to live.
7. Read it if you want to love Jesus and the people He cared for.
8. And one day, we’ll be BFFs who can swap shoes and other belongings.
9. Purchase that has been verified On how local churches might more successfully win disciples, there is a substantial, serious, and informative book available here.

Unfortunately, it’s buried within a 240-page book, sandwiched between passages that appear to be intended to persuade the reader that the author is cool, quirky, and funny, and someone with whom the reader would want to share a backyard barbecue or, given that Hatmaker has firmly established herself in the by-women-for-women aisle of the Christian bookstore, a glass of wine on the couch.

• On September 9, 2015, it was reviewed in the United States and verified as a purchase.
• It completely ruined me.
• I’ll never look at communion the same way again after this experience.
• That I was there with the disciples, listening to Jesus speak it to me directly, was a surreal experience for me.
• Jen Hatmaker has a unique ability to go right to the point.
• Yes!” I got out of there.
• Jen has stated that if there is just one of her books that you will read, this is the one since it is the one that has the most information.

I’ve just visited their church (just this past Sunday, in fact), and they.

doing.

They.

doing.

Oh, they’re going to church, aren’t they?

Don’t be afraid to take action.

because you will be completely destroyed!

Purchase that has been verified In 2008, my family and I established a non-profit organization to give post-adoption support services to the community.

While traveling, we have discovered small morsels of truth that we may use in our daily lives.

One thing, though, has been constant.

Children who have experienced trauma require not just the knowledge that God loves them, but also the ability to see and feel that love.

Families require assistance.

Develop.

Following the completion of this book.

I’m fed up with barely existing every day.

I want to bring our little blind kid back to the United States from Liberia.

It’s written in the Bible.

Take a look at this book.

For the simple reason that I chewed on each chapter after I finished it.

We had to travel to Liberia twice to bring our son back home. waiting for God to send a third.this will rekindle your flames. This is applicable to ANY missionary field to which you are called! Grab a copy of this book on your Kindle right now! Then go out and buy some copies to give away!

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5.0 stars out of 5 for this product Jen Hatmaker has written yet another excellent novel. On November 11, 2018, a reviewer in the United Kingdom expressed satisfaction with their purchase. Jen Hatmaker’s novels have always been a favorite of mine. She knows God in the same way that I want to know God. 5.0 stars out of 5 for this product Five out of five stars verified purchase reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 26, 2015Verified Purchase 3.0 stars out of 5 for this product A mixed bag, to say the least.

• Purchase that has been verified First and foremost, paying $21 for a Kindle book is just too much money in my opinion!
• It lacked cohesion and seemed disjointed, and the substance was all over the place: serious, profound, shallow, too flippant in sections, the anecdotes were tossed in to make a point (but, they read like they were inserted to make a point (contrived)?
• However, when Christians participate in Halloween, get tattoos, or form interdenominational alliances, I am apprehensive.
• 5.0 stars out of 5 for this product Excellent reading material!
• I’ll recommend it to all of my friends!
• On July 12, 2017, a verified purchase was reviewed in Australia.
• The subject, on the other hand, is one of the most vital that a Christian could possibly learn.
• I’ll be promoting it to every Christian I know who is interested.

Interrupted: When Jesus Wrecks Your Comfortable Christianity – Kindle edition by Hatmaker, Jen. Religion & Spirituality Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.

5.0 stars out of 5 for this product The Gospel of Grace is messy, for this reason. On September 7, 2015, a review was conducted in the United States. The Gospel of Grace is a muddled message. It is, however, not difficult. God’s Love must be received by the entire world. All of this takes place when we just LOVE GOD and LOVE OTHERS. This is the end of the story. When Jen Hatmaker brings the reader into the lives of her ministry family, she is opening our eyes to the fact that the Gospel of Christ begins in our personal sphere of influence and then spreads around the world.

Because Jen discusses the “messy” aspects of her life rather than a sterilized version of it I determined she is my sort of friend and that one day I will sit down with her for a cup of coffee and express my gratitude in person.

10 Steps to Overcome Style or Approach Until then, my book review will have to suffice for now.

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In the United States, on April 21, 2018, a verified purchase was reviewed. Jen Hatmaker is one of my favorite people. Being almost 60 years old and having grown up in the Southern Baptist Church (with both my mother and father serving on staff, and myself serving as a church pianist/organist for 40 years), I have found her approach to loving people and focusing on Grace to be exactly what I need to be the Christian I believe Jesus calls us to be as presented in Scripture. I am grateful for her work and hope that others will as well.

• Several years ago, my comfortable Christian lifestyle was disrupted, and this book has assisted me in continuing to explore the path God is directing my life in.
• Jen Hatmaker is a fictional best friend of mine.
• In order to ensure that I am fully understanding all she has to say, I find myself re-reading Interrupted three or four times every section.
• You will find yourself recalling a paragraph from this book and wanting to re-read it, highlight it, and make notes in the margins, therefore it is not a book that should be checked out and returned to the library!
• Because there are so many quotable sections in this book, you’ll want to take a long, relaxing trip to a Tibetan monastery somewhere in the Far East to ensure that you absorb all of the truth that she writes about in this one.
• This book is meant to be read late at night when you need some profound ideas to keep you awake, on the beach when you need to go away, or somewhere else that will inspire you to live the missional, Jesus-filled life that you have always desired but never knew how to live.
• Read it if you want to love Jesus and the people He cared for.
• And one day, we’ll be BFFs who can swap shoes and other belongings.
• Purchase that has been verified On how local churches might more successfully win disciples, there is a substantial, serious, and informative book available here.

Unfortunately, it’s buried within a 240-page book, sandwiched between passages that appear to be intended to persuade the reader that the author is cool, quirky, and funny, and someone with whom the reader would want to share a backyard barbecue or, given that Hatmaker has firmly established herself in the by-women-for-women aisle of the Christian bookstore, a glass of wine on the couch.

1. On September 9, 2015, it was reviewed in the United States and verified as a purchase.
2. It completely ruined me.
3. I’ll never look at communion the same way again after this experience.
4. That I was there with the disciples, listening to Jesus speak it to me directly, was a surreal experience for me.
5. Jen Hatmaker has a unique ability to go right to the point.
6. Yes!” I got out of there.
7. Jen has stated that if there is just one of her books that you will read, this is the one since it is the one that has the most information.

I’ve just visited their church (just this past Sunday, in fact), and they.

doing.

They.

doing.

Oh, they’re going to church, aren’t they?

Don’t be afraid to take action.

because you will be completely destroyed!

Purchase that has been verified In 2008, my family and I established a non-profit organization to give post-adoption support services to the community.

While traveling, we have discovered small morsels of truth that we may use in our daily lives.

One thing, though, has been constant.

Children who have experienced trauma require not just the knowledge that God loves them, but also the ability to see and feel that love.

Families require assistance.

Develop.

Following the completion of this book.

I’m fed up with barely existing every day.

I want to bring our little blind kid back to the United States from Liberia.

It’s written in the Bible.

Take a look at this book.

For the simple reason that I chewed on each chapter after I finished it.

We had to travel to Liberia twice to bring our son back home. waiting for God to send a third.this will rekindle your flames. This is applicable to ANY missionary field to which you are called! Grab a copy of this book on your Kindle right now! Then go out and buy some copies to give away!

Top reviews from other countries

On April 21, 2018, a verified purchase was reviewed in the United States. Jen Hatmaker is one of my favorite people. She’s hilarious. Being almost 60 years old and having grown up in the Southern Baptist Church (with both my mother and father serving on staff, and myself serving as a church pianist/organist for 40 years), I have found her approach to loving people and focusing on Grace to be exactly what I need to be the Christian I believe Jesus calls us to be as presented in Scripture. Her chapter on the post-modern generation is the finest description I’ve ever read, and it’s the first time I’ve understood what she’s saying.

• On January 6, 2016, a review was published in the United States of America.
• Once upon a time, we will meet in person and become real-life BFFs, but for the time being, I will continue to read her work and believe that I am responding to her because she is truly that wise.
• The message here is authentic Christianity, and Jen possesses authentic understanding.
• This is a present to give to someone in your life who is mature enough to handle it and who is hungry to know the REAL Jesus Christ.
• This book is meant to be read late at night when you need some profound ideas to keep you awake, on the beach when you need to go away, or somewhere else that will inspire you to live the missional, Jesus-filled life that you have always desired but never knew how to live.
• Read it if you want to love Jesus and the people He loved more than anything.
• And we’ll be best friends one day, and we’ll be able to swap shoes and other belongings.
• Purchase has been verified On how local churches might more successfully gain disciples, there is a substantial, thought-provoking, and enlightening book to be found here.

Unfortunately, it’s buried within a 240-page book, sandwiched between passages that appear to be intended to persuade the reader that the author is cool, quirky, and funny, and someone with whom the reader would want to share a backyard barbecue or, given Hatmaker’s establishment in the by-women-for-women aisle of the Christian bookstore, a glass of wine on the couch.

• It was reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2015 and it was verified.
• The experience had a devastating effect on me.
• It is unlikely that I will ever look at communion in the same light again.
• I had the impression that I was present, with the disciples, and that Jesus was speaking directly to me.
• It literally stole my breath away because I was so taken aback.
• Despite the fact that she isn’t afraid to express herself, she does so in a way that will have you smacking your forehead and exclaiming, “Duh!
• After being interrupted, I emerged with a refreshed spirit and soul, ready to take on whatever God has for me.

During this period of transition in their life, it depicts what the Hatmakers went through and how their church, Austin New Church, came into being.

Oh, they’re going to church, aren’t they.

Take action right away.

as a result of which you will be utterly ruined on the 20th of February, 2015, in the United States Purchase has been verified In 2008, my family and I established a non-profit organization to provide post-adoption services.

While traveling, we have discovered small morsels of truth that we can use to further our cause.

There has been one constant, though.

The love of God for children who have experienced trauma must be seen and felt by them in order for them to understand.

Affording assistance to families is critical.

Thrive and expand your knowledge base.

Getting our therapeutic farm up and going has piqued my interest even more than before.

Getting inside the life of adoptive parents and walking in their shoes is something I want to do.

The missional life that you have sketched out for me is what I wish to live.

Take a look at this publication.

For the simple reason that I chewed on each chapter once I finished reading it.

To bring our son back to the United States, we traveled to Liberia on two separate occasions.

Waiting for God’s third, which will rekindle your flames, The following is applicable to ANY missionary field to which you may be sent! This book is available for purchase on Kindle now! If you want to spread the word, buy some copies.

Interrupted: When Jesus Wrecks Your Comfortable Christianity

Verified Purchase on April 21, 2018 in the United States Jen Hatmaker is one of my favorite artists. Being almost 60 years old and having grown up in the Southern Baptist Church (with both my mother and father serving on staff, and myself having been a church pianist/organist for 40 years), I have found her approach to loving people and focusing on Grace to be exactly what I need to be the Christian I believe Jesus calls us to be as presented in Scripture. My favorite chapter is on the post-modern generation, which is the finest explanation I’ve ever read, and it finally makes sense to me after years of confusion.

1. On January 6, 2016, a review was published in the United States, confirming the purchase.
2. One day, we’ll meet up in person and become real-life BFFs, but for now, I’ll continue to read her writing and pretend that I’m responding to her because she is truly deep.
3. Jen possesses REAL knowledge towards REAL Christianity.
4. This is a present to give to someone in your life who can handle it and who wants to know the REAL Jesus.
5. Read it late at night when you need profound ideas to keep you awake; read it on the beach when you need to go away; read it to inspire you to live the missional, Jesus-filled life that you’ve always desired but didn’t know how to live.
6. To love Jesus and the people He loved, read it.
7. And one day, we’ll be best friends who will swap shoes and other belongings.
8. Purchase Has Been Verified There is a substantial, serious, and informative book on the subject of how local churches might more successfully win disciples in this section.

In a 240-page book, it’s sandwiched between passages that appear to be intended to convince the reader that Hatmaker is cool, quirky, and funny and someone with whom they would want to have a backyard barbecue or, given Hatmaker’s position in the by-women-for-women aisle of a Christian bookstore, a glass of wine on the couch.

• Verified Purchase on September 9, 2015 in the United States This book accomplished everything it claimed it could.
• After reading a paragraph or two, I found myself on the verge of hyperventilating numerous times because I couldn’t catch my breath.
• I’ve heard preachers say “Jesus said, do this in commemoration of me” many times throughout my life, but Jen brought it to life.
• It literally stole my breath away because I was in amazement.
• “Duh!
• I walked away.
• Jen has stated that if you only read one of her novels, this is the one you should choose since it has everything.

I’ve just attended their church (just this past Sunday, in fact), and they.

doing.

They.

doing.

Oh, they’re going to church!

Don’t be afraid to ask.

because you will, in fact, be ruined!

Purchase Has Been Verified In 2008, my family and I established a non-profit organization to provide post-adoption support services.

However, we have picked up a few nuggets of truth along the road.

One thing has remained consistent, though.

Children who have experienced trauma not only need to know that God loves them, but they also need to witness and feel that love.

Families are in desperate need of assistance.

Thrive and expand your knowledge.

I’ve grown more determined than ever to have our therapeutic barn up and operating as soon as possible.

I want to immerse myself in the life of adoptive parents and walk in their shoes.

I desire to live a missional life that has been plainly laid out for me by you, my Lord and Savior.

Take this book with you.

Because I ruminated on each chapter once I finished reading it.

We had to travel to Liberia twice to bring our son home. Waiting for God’s third act will rekindle your flame. This is applicable to ANY missionary field to which you may be called! Grab a copy of this book on your Kindle right away! Then go out and buy some copies to hand out!

Interrupted (When Jesus Wrecks Your Comfortable Christianity)

Purchased on April 21, 2018 in the United States of America. Jen Hatmaker is one of my favorite authors. For me, as a nearly 60-year-old who grew up in the Southern Baptist Church (with both my mother and father serving on staff, and myself serving as a church pianist/organist for 40 years), her approach to loving people and focusing on Grace is exactly what I need to be the Christian that I believe Jesus calls us to be as presented in Scripture. Her piece on the post-modern generation is the greatest description I’ve ever read, and it finally makes sense to me.

1. Verified Purchase on January 6, 2016 in the United States Jen Hatmaker is my fictional best friend.
2. I find myself re-reading Interrupted three or four times every section simply to make sure I am taking in what she has to offer.
3. This is not a book that should be checked out from the library and then returned because you will find yourself recalling a paragraph from it and wanting to re-read it, highlight it, and make notes in the margin!
4. “Don’t question anything; this is the way it’s always been.” There are so many quotable passages in this book that you will need to genuinely sit back in a Tibetan monastery someplace in the Far East to ensure that you reflect on all the truth that she writes in this one.
5. Read it if you want to love the church and challenge Christians.
6. Read it because Jen is hilarious, emotional, and great.
7. Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2020 Purchase has been confirmed There is a substantial, serious, and informative book about how local churches might more successfully gain disciples available here.

Unfortunately, it’s buried within a 240-page book, sandwiched between passages that appear to be intended to persuade the reader that the author is cool, quirky, and funny, and someone with whom the reader would want to share a backyard barbecue or, given that Hatmaker has established herself firmly in the by-women-for-women aisle of the Christian bookstore, a glass of wine on the couch.

• Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2015Verified Purchase This book accomplished precisely what it claimed it could do.
• I found myself on the verge of hyperventilating numerous times because I couldn’t catch my breath after reading a paragraph or multiple paragraphs.
• I’ve heard preachers say “Jesus said, do this in remembrance of me” many times throughout my life, but Jen really brought it to life.
• I was taken aback, and it literally stole my breath away.
• She doesn’t hold back, but she does it in a way that makes you want to whack yourself above the head and exclaim, “Duh!
• I’ve been interrupted with a revived spirit and soul, ready to follow God’s guidance in whatever I’m called to accomplish.
• It depicts what the Hatmakers went through during this period of transformation in their life, as well as how their church, Austin New Church, came to be.

are.

church.

Purchase this book.

However, it is not for the faint of heart or the weak of stomach.

The article was reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2015.

It’s been a very sluggish process.

We have defined our mission several times.

Adoptive and foster parents are in pain and/or suffering.

They’re in desperate need of rehabilitation.

There is a space to heal.

After finishing this book, I’ve grown more determined than ever to get our therapeutic barn up and operating.

I want to immerse myself in the life of adoptive parents and walk a mile in their shoes.

I want to live a missional life that has been plainly set out for me by you, the reader.

Are you in need of a new fire?

It took me a few of months to complete it.

However, as a person who has been in dark places for over two years, I have some perspective.

We had to travel to Liberia twice in order to bring our son home. Waiting for God’s third act will rekindle your passion. This is applicable to any missionary field to which you are called! Grab a copy of this book on your Kindle today! Then go out and get some copies to pass away!

WHEN JESUS WRECKED MY CRUISE SHIP

Having been selected as one of 250 bloggers to review Jen Hatmaker’s freshly updated and extended book “Interrupted: When Jesus Wrecks Your Comfortable Christianity” makes me very happy. There are four books* in particular that have had a significant influence on my life. This is an example of one of them. I offer this book a five-star rating since it contains all of the ones in the sky. Get this book in your hands and forget about any plans you have in your iCal.:) I was presented with a copy of “Interrupted” in order to distribute it.

1. You should be aware that being best friends with Jen Hatmaker is now a component of my 5-year plan, which you can read about here.
2. 2.
3. Say it out loud.
4. She’s completely insane.
5. She does not engage in irritating ‘Christian speak.’ Jen was introduced to me through her book7: An Experimental Mutiny Against Excess, and I was immediately drawn to her by her enthusiasm, irreverence, brilliance, and comedy, among other qualities.
6. In case you’re disengaged or bored with Christianity/Christians/church, the film “Interrupted” explains pretty graphically why this can be the case.
7. What could it take to make the Good News appealing once more in our cities and across the world?

Yes, you’re reading about God interfering with our life as an American Consumerist Christian who just came from the buffet.

On my cruise ship, I’m eating a lot of food and enjoying myself.

Perhaps we are missing the purpose, we get a nagging sense.

What will happen if God decides to intervene in our lives?

Our “American Dream” (which, let’s face it, is a gigantic YawnFest in and of itself, am I right)?

In case you forgot, I already mentioned Jen’s hilariousirreverent nature.

“Interrupted” is a documentary that delves into the heart of Jesus’ teaching.

We have license to make errors as we learn how to love as Jesus does on our journey to becoming more like him.

On August 26th, leave a comment on this blog post with your solution, and I’ll draw a name from the hat.

(Only available for shipping within the United States.) *These are the four books: The Bible is a collection of writings that are arranged in a chronological order. More than a carpenter, in fact. Interrupted while looking for God Knows What.

Interrupted: When Jesus Wrecks Your Comfortable Christianity – Living Grace-filled in a SLATHY World

Jen Hatmaker’s freshly rewritten and extended book “Interrupted: When Jesus Wrecks Your Comfortable Christianity” is being reviewed by 250 bloggers, and I’m thrilled to be one of them. My life has been significantly influenced by four books in particular*: One of them is this one. The book All the Ones in the Sky has a five-star rating from me. Get this book in your hands and forget about any plans you have in your iCal. For the purpose of giving away a copy of “Interrupted,” I was supplied with a copy.

• Getting to know Jen Hatmaker better is now a component of my 5-year strategy, which you should be aware of.
• First and foremost, she’s on a mission to love Jesuspeople, and not just in the clichéd, churchy sense of the term.
• Declare it aloud, if necessary.
• She’s delusional and psychotic in nature.
• I was hooked.
• It’s not hard to understand why some people are indifferent or bored with Christianity, Christians, or the church after watching “Interrupted.” Perhaps you agree with Gandhi when he remarked, “I admire your Christ, but I don’t like your Christians.
• What could it take to make the Good News appealing once more in our cities and throughout the world.

Yes, you are reading about God interfering with our lives as an American Consumerist Christian fresh from the buffet.

When I’m not on a cruise ship, I’m pretty sated and content.

Perhaps we are missing the point, we have a nagging suspicion.

Suppose God intervenes in our lives.

Exactly what do we consider to be “typical”?

This is not a book that will make you feel bad for yourself.

Whatever the case, it only served to increase my admiration for Jesus, who was transformed into a servant of all.

We have permission to make mistakes as we learn how to love like Jesus does on our journey to becoming more like Him.

The winner will be chosen on August 26th from all of the comments on this blog post.

This item is only available for shipment within the United States. All four of these books are available on Amazon. When it comes to religion, the Bible is unquestionably the most authoritative source. Carpenter, but also something else Interrupted while looking for God Knows What

Jen Hatmaker andInterrupted

You want to know what it was about Jen Hatmaker and her Interruptedjourney that affected me the most? It’s probably because it’s ironically paralleled my own life. After my marriage, I was welcomed into a multi-generational Christian family that had begun missions programs in three nations on two continents before to my arrival. My husband and I left our home church a little more than a decade later to assist in the planting of a new church in a neighboring community. And if that wasn’t sufficiently churchy for you, we took on the role of foster parents and welcomed 17 children over the course of 5 years.

that is, until God shattered my illusions about living a pleasant Christian life a few years ago.

My response came so rapidly that I was taken aback by the extent of my selfishness.

My understanding of God’s secrets is diminishing as I grow older, while my understanding of myself is increasing.” “Selfish?” my friends would ask, surprised.

“How could that possibly be considered selfish even in the tiniest way?” Yeah, well, you couldn’t look into the scary-ugly portions of my heart because I covered them up with whatever do-good actions I could find.”God is highly concerned with our motivations,” Jen jokes, “and our works matter only when they correspond to our goals.” There is no back door into salvation that may be used to circumvent Christ’s atoning sacrifice.

• Otherwise, the entire planet may obtain entrance into heaven via good acts, and His death on the cross would have been completely meaningless.” Rather than anything else, my motivations were based on the belief that I had to earn my way to prosperity and paradise as well as anything else.
• It’s essential to follow the Ten Commandments.
• It was necessary for me to make atonement till I was pardoned.
• (Matthew 5:21-23; Mark 10:21-23; Luke 10:21-22) Oh my God, how am I ever going to measure up?
• Because God allowed Jesus to pay the price, I don’t have to worry about it.
• As soon as I tell you that I’ve spent the previous few years discovering just how much of a mess I am, I must quickly follow that statement up with an explanation of what else I’ve discovered: just how enormous God is in order to take care of my problem.
• God altered her path from striving to earn grace to freely receiving it as a gift, and then “to live on mission as an adopted daughter of Jesus,” as she describes it.
• “The triumph is sweeter later on, and the reward is more priceless than life itself.” I believe a large many of us have a similar story.

What’s your favorite? Please keep in mind that this piece is part of a “blog hop,” in which a large number of bloggers are blogging about Jen’s book. Take a look at the other posts on this page:

When Jesus Wrecks Your Comfortable Christianity by Jen Hatmaker on Free Audio Book

Running Time: 6 hours and 26 minutes

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Were you raised in church and are fed up with religious games, hollow promises, and cultural Christianity? Are you one of the millions of people who want for a fresh path in their faith? You are not alone in your feelings. You are not delusional. Perhaps Jesus is preparing to intervene in your life. God snatched Jen Hatmaker from the hold of her consumerist lifestyle and began asking her questions like, “What do you want to do with your life?” “The true question is: what is the aim of My Church?

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Were you raised in church and are fed up with religious games, hollow promises, and cultural Christianity? Are you one of the millions of people who want for a fresh path in their faith? You are not alone in your feelings. You are not delusional. Perhaps Jesus is preparing to intervene in your life. God snatched Jen Hatmaker from the hold of her consumerist lifestyle and began asking her questions such as, ‘What is the true purpose of My Church?’ ‘What exactly have I requested of you?’ Jen, who is transparent and fallible, will engage and motivate you to step outside your comfort zone and answer for yourself the dilemma she faced: Is faith more than just being safe and isolated, predictable and boring?

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