A fresh, entertaining and relatable encouragement for today’s generation to shun self-centred faith and embrace the Gospel in its entirety – even if it costs us more than we bargained for.
The Selfish Gospel is a debut book from Freddie Pimm, a junior doctor and Soul Survivor speaker. With a foreword by Mike Pilavachi and a robust challenge to the church, this is a book to engage and inspire a generation...
The gospel of Jesus – it’s the good news with the power to shape a nation. And yet, for many, the church seems to have lost its transformative edge.
But why?
Looking past the symptoms to the root cause, junior doctor Freddie Pimm suggests a diagnosis: we have made the Gospel selfish.
Thankfully, however, Jesus freely prescribes the treatment . . .
Easy to relate to and full of biblical truth, The Selfish Gospel reminds us of the gospel’s greatest paradox: in order to save our lives, we must first lose them.
Against the grain of our ‘it’s all about me’ society, this refreshing book explains how it is only when we let the gospel cost us and change us that we see the power of transformation: within ourselves, throughout the church and across our generation.
The Selfish Gospel is a debut book from Freddie Pimm, a junior doctor and Soul Survivor speaker. With a foreword by Mike Pilavachi and a robust challenge to the church, this is a book to engage and inspire a generation...
The gospel of Jesus – it’s the good news with the power to shape a nation. And yet, for many, the church seems to have lost its transformative edge.
But why?
Looking past the symptoms to the root cause, junior doctor Freddie Pimm suggests a diagnosis: we have made the Gospel selfish.
Thankfully, however, Jesus freely prescribes the treatment . . .
Easy to relate to and full of biblical truth, The Selfish Gospel reminds us of the gospel’s greatest paradox: in order to save our lives, we must first lose them.
Against the grain of our ‘it’s all about me’ society, this refreshing book explains how it is only when we let the gospel cost us and change us that we see the power of transformation: within ourselves, throughout the church and across our generation.
