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A Mile Wide

Trading a Shallow Religion for a Deeper Faith

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By: Brandon Hatmaker
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As cohost of HGTV's My Big Family Renovation, Brandon Hatmaker understands what it takes to rehab a home. But as a pastor (and husband of best-selling author Jen Hatmaker), he's more interested in rehabbing faith. And in A Mile Wide, he helps listeners transform an anemic spiritual life based on a limited understanding of God into a faith of true depth, intimacy, and power.

Offering fresh perspective on eight essentials of Christianity - the Gospel, identity, Scripture, discipleship, kingdom, mission, community, and justice - Hatmaker provides practical applications that tap in to the richer life Christ promised his people, individually and as a community. God wants more than simply to save us: He's also determined to transform us, restore us, and use us to reveal the coming of his kingdom right here, right now.

©2016 Brandon Hatmaker (P)2016 Thomas Nelson Christian Living Christianity Spiritual Growth Royalty
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This was a great follow-up to Barefoot Church. These 2 books have truly helped and encouraged me as I've sought to understand how to practically do what the Bible teaches.

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Christians should reject this book. He trades shallow religion for shallow pseudo-humility. Hatmaker manages to talk about himself more than anything, especially Jesus, in the book. I think we are supposed to come to a deeper faith in him by the end of the book. No thanks.

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