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Jim Wallis

    Jim Wallis ist ein weltweit angesehener Schriftsteller, Lehrer und Prediger, der sich für Gerechtigkeit einsetzt. Seine Werke befassen sich häufig mit Ethik und dem öffentlichen Leben und bieten wertvolle Einblicke für eine neue Generation. Als Gründer von Sojourners verbindet Wallis Glauben und den öffentlichen Raum durch seine umfangreichen Schriften. Seine Beiträge werden für ihre Tiefe und ihre Fähigkeit, die Perspektiven der Leser auf wichtige gesellschaftliche Fragen zu prägen, anerkannt.

    God´s Politics
    Christ in Crisis?
    A Year with Dietrich Bonhoeffer
    Wer, wenn nicht wir
    Bekehrung zum Leben
    Die Seele der Politik. Eine Vision zur spirituellen Erneuerung der Gesellschaft.
    • s/t: Daily Meditations from His Letters, Writings, and SermonsIn time for the 100th anniversary of his birth come daily inspirations from a beloved pastor, theologian, and martyr.

      A Year with Dietrich Bonhoeffer
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    • Christ in Crisis?

      Reclaiming Jesus in a Time of Fear, Hate, and Violence

      • 336 Seiten
      • 12 Lesestunden

      In the context of a constitutional crisis, Jim Wallis calls for a return to the teachings of Jesus as a remedy for America's deepening divisions. He emphasizes the need to transcend tribalism and heal the pervasive bitterness and anger in society. Through his perspective as a Christian activist, Wallis advocates for unity and compassion as essential paths forward for the nation.

      Christ in Crisis?
      3,9
    • God´s Politics

      • 416 Seiten
      • 15 Lesestunden

      Argues that America's separation of church and state is unrealistic, and maintains that each be held accountable to key values of progressive religious tradition

      God´s Politics
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    • Beyond Our Walls

      Finding Jesus in the Slums of Jakarta

      • 142 Seiten
      • 5 Lesestunden

      Finding True Worth in the Slums  With over one billion people living in urban slums today, these communities are arguably one of the largest unreached demographics in the world. The challenge is great, as are the sacrifices of living there, yet the Lord can do much with a willing follower. So, what if choosing to live in a slum is a way to become closer to Jesus? Beyond Our Walls provides a unique window into what ministry in an urban slum setting can look like. The author shares the amazing story of God's faithfulness in her life, as she follows Jesus into the slums of Jakarta, Indonesia, and still lives there twelve years later with her husband and two young sons. Not only have her Muslim neighbors had an opportunity to get to know a follower of Jesus, but the author herself has been forever changed by her experiences. Readers will be moved and challenged by this book. It provides an intriguing testimony that will appeal to those interested in Muslim/Chrisitan relations. And women already on the mission field will find it especially encouraging as the author reflects on the difficult aspects of mothering on the field and the faithfulness of Jesus through the hard years of parenting small children. While life in the slums is often hard, the joys are many as well.

      Beyond Our Walls