The Jesus Creed for Students by Scott Mcknight

The Jesus Creed for Students by Scott Mcknight

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The essence of Jesus' moral vision is this: His followers are to love God and to love others with everything they've got. "The Jesus Creed for Students" is practical, filled with stories, backed up and checked by youth pastors, and it includes questions for further study.

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The Jesus Creed for Students by Scott Mcknight

The essence of Jesus' moral vision is this: His followers are to love God and to love others with everything they've got. Love is not one of the virtues but the essence and summary of all virtue. Scot McKnight calls this double commandment to love "The Jesus Creed." We can't wait until we're adults to begin loving God and loving others. In this book Scot works out the Jesus Creed for high school and college students, seeking to show how it makes sense, giving shape to the moral lives of young adults. The Jesus Creed for Students is practical, filled with stories, backed up and checked by youth pastors, and it includes questions for further study.
Scot McKnight is the Karl A. Olsson Professor in Religious Studies at North Park University. He is the author of The Jesus Creed (more than 50,000 copies sold) and many other books. His blog (www.patheos.com/blogs/jesuscreed) is one of the most popular conversation points on the web focusing on Jesus and orthodox faith in the 21st century. Co-authors are Chris Folmsbee, and author and director of Barefoot Ministries in Kansas City, and Syler Thomas, High School Pastor at Christ Church (Lake Forest, IL) for the past twelve years.
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ISBN 13 9781557258830
ISBN 10 155725883X
Title The Jesus Creed for Students
Author Scott Mcknight
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Paraclete Press
Year published 2011-03-01
Number of pages 112
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.