The Reformed theologian's critical examination of the evangelical church, Michael Horton's book, Gospel-Driven Life, The: Being Good News People in a Bad News World
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, a book surely to make a statement about how we define and understand sin.Adam McHugh, a Presbyterian minister and spiritual director, focuses our attention on a subject rarely discussed: Introverts in the Church: Finding Our Place in an Extroverted Culture
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I think the far more important issue is Intuitives in the Church: Finding our Place in a Sensor Culture. In my experience that represents THE major faultline between the established and emerging churches.
Sounds like fun! Great books!
As an introverted pastor I look forward to what McHugh has to say.
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