The Noble Renaissance
Reclaiming the Lost Virtue of Nobility
- Christian Living
- Publisher: Emanate Books (Thomas Nelson)
- Published: 2020
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Publisher's Description
Discover the Seven Virtues of Nobility Do you ever wonder who you are, why you are here, and what really makes life worth living? Or perhaps something is holding you back from believing you could be a person who can make a real difference in the world. In The Noble Renaissance, author and life coach Carrie Lloyd challenges you to be done with pretending, be done with striving, be done with religion—and develop a noble character that truly reflects the person of Christ. She unpacks seven virtues that will inspire you to come back to basic truths and embrace their power to change culture, promote justice, and steward revival. With humor-filled personal stories and in-depth research, Carrie helps readers to more effectively reflect the abundance, the authority, and the grace of the gospel.
Endorsements (6)
“When my friend Carrie speaks—you lean in to listen. When she writes, you are drawn into every word narrating a beautiful story and bringing you into the moment. This book carries a vital message about the virtues, values, and moral character of our culture that are seemingly silent. Carrie invites us to restore the understanding and meaning of nobility, and I know it will unlock a generation to nobility, before it is too late.”
“Nobility, so long associated with aristocracy, goes to the heart of what it is to be a graceful and loving Christian. In this superb book Carrie Lloyd lifts the veil from this forgotten word and we find we are looking at Jesus.”
“Carrie’s voice is a true treasure. She illuminates ideas and stories with her compassion, humor, and presence. The Noble Renaissance is a compelling work, gently moving us with a magnetic pull toward a deeper, more meaningful, Christ-centered life.”
“Society is hungry for personal growth, this we know. Books on how to change oneself are de rigueur these days, stocked up like pantry staples before a blackout—yet rarely do we find one that delves so deeply into a trait that, if attended to, can change every aspect of our lives. Carrie Lloyd, in The Noble Renaissance, has done exactly that. This incisive and steady journey deep into the applications and origins of nobility not only reveals treasure little, if ever, exposed to the light of day, but moves the heart toward actual transformation. Lloyd is both witty and kind—and in pursuing this attribute that she herself clearly prizes, she invites us all to a kind of life that is truly of another kingdom.”
“In an increasingly chaotic and morally debased world, Carrie Lloyd taps into the inherent human drive to achieve a higher state of being and, by extension, a more noble relationship with other people and the world.”
“In a cultural moment when doing what feels good in the moment is exalted, Carrie’s prophetic battle cry has the power to awaken this generation and a sleeping church. With nuance, grace, and humility, Carrie invites us to live compelling lives of integrity, character, and compassion, and ultimately to reclaim the lost art of nobility in the everyday.”
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