The
Heart of Christianity: What It Means to Believe in
JesusThe Heart of Christianity provides an unforgettable and inspiring picture of how all the key doctrines of the Bible-including God, man, salvation, the church, angels, prophecy, and the afterlife-connect to the person of Jesus Christ. Jesus truly is the "heart" of Christianity.
Without Jesus there would be no Christianity. This book demonstrates that to know Jesus is to know God. To see Jesus is to see God. To believe in Jesus is to believe in God. To receive Jesus is to receive God. To honor Jesus is to honor God. To worship Jesus is to worship God. A relationship with Jesus is clearly the most important relationship you can have.
This book is designed to help you understand:
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Why God created you in the first place. |
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What a TRUE Christian is. |
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How knowing God is the highest priority. |
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How God reveals Himself to us. |
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What God is really like. |
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Why God gave us the Law, and how it relates to grace. |
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What we should do when we sin. |
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The "power from on high" God gives us via the Holy Spirit. |
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Our present relationship with Jesus the divine Shepherd. |
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Key ingredients to a healthy spirituality. |
Following is a book review in the Personal Freedom Outreach Journal:
| Many books on comparative religion and apologetics spend most of their content telling what’s wrong with a particular teaching or movement. And while this is helpful and even necessary to defend the faith, it’s good to have a book that is to the very heart of Christianity, such as Ron Rhodes’ latest offering.
The Heart of Christianity is an excellent volume to give to that person on their way out of a cult, or who has already made their exodus but is having a difficult time with the baggage of aberrant or heretical theology. It is non-combative and non-threatening. It is simple and easy to read, yet is not diluted in content. His use of illustrations and quotations make the publication even more captivating. It is also a work that will arouse and edify devoted believers who think they have all the “basics” down pat. Rhodes tackles a wide variety of the tenets of the Christian faith. A few of the subjects covered include: the nature of God, the person and work of Jesus Christ, sin and salvation, spiritual warfare and the Church. Each chapter begins with a one- or two-sentence summary, concludes with a Bible verse to memorize which punctuates the chapter’s content and in between there are numerous other Scripture references and citations. A handful of charts also accent the volume. Rhodes writes in the Introduction that his “deepest desire and prayer” is for the reader to “have a better understanding of the major doctrines of Christianity” and for one’s “personal relationship with Jesus would soar to new heights of intimacy.” The book should easily achieve his ambitions. |
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