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Summary: Every Christian needs to read this book
Review: I read this book for class, and it has changed my life. Briner's book conveys his longing for Christians to no longer be complacent; we need to become roaring lambs for Christ. Although Briner is now in heaven, I believe that he is watching to see who will respond to the question that he posed in Chapter 3: "So who in your local community speaks publicly and forcefully--yet with grace and compassion--for a Christian point of view?" When we Christians do not agree with public figures and the media, we need to offer our own opinions and feelings. Briner encourages us to become active in shaping our culture rather than complain about how others shape it.As a young adult, I am striving to make that kind of difference both now and when I enter the "real world" in a few years. At my home church, I am preparing to use this book to lead an adult discussion group. I feel that every Christian who reads this book can be led to see the importance of being a roaring lamb in today's secular world.
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Summary: This book challenges almost every area of my life
Review: I stumbled on this book years ago after reading an excerpt in a magazine. Now I reccommend it to any and every thinking Christian who truly wrestles with what God wants for their life. Full time mission work is not God' mission for every person and there are vital areas of our society that are completely lacking Christian influence. It's OUR responsibility to get out there and Briner introduces us to people who have done just that. READ IT!!!
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Summary: A Call to Action
Review: This book is a long overdue call to action for every Christian. Too often, we pigeonhole ourselves into our own subculture. We must instead take our message to the public squares. Briner challenged christians to do precisely that: to enter the culture shaping industries and change them for the good of all involved.
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Summary: A Call to Action
Review: This book is a long overdue call to action for every Christian. Too often, we pigeonhole ourselves into our own subculture. We must instead take our message to the public squares. Briner challenged christians to do precisely that: to enter the culture shaping industries and change them for the good of all involved.
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