Why Is Christianity So Hard?
- Christian Living
- Publisher: Elm Hill (HarperCollins Christian Publishing)
- Published: 2020
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Publisher's Description
Christianity is hard. Having faith today is difficult at best. Our faith will be tested by God, Satan, society, our loved ones and ourselves. Why is the gate narrow? Why do we need to share in the sufferings of Christ? Why is evil in the world? Why did you give us free will to choose? Why is the message of the Gospel foolishness to most people? Doesn’t God want all to come to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ. Why is it so hard for us to believe you? Frustrated with the struggles to maintain his faith, the author works through some of the hard questions that Christians will be asked and may have asked themselves. God works through the least likely to accomplish His purpose and will. Written by a soldier for Christ, this book organizes biblical truths to enable the reader to formulate their own beliefs based on the word of God. After years of seeking God through studying, attending and leading classes, the author presents what the Bible says about key issues in the believers walk of faith. “For whatever is born of God overcomes the world. And this is the victory that has overcome the world--our faith” (1 John 5:4 NKJV).
Endorsements (3)
“In 'Why is Christianity So Hard' Mike has captured the tension between the undeniable challenge of being a disciple and the unparalleled blessing of following Jesus. His straightforward language, Biblical approach (over 600 Bible references) and practical wisdom are both convicting and refreshing. I thoroughly enjoyed the book.”
“Michael Annanie's book, 'Why is Christianity So Hard?', delves deeper into the Christian walk and digsbelow the surface of what it truly means to be a follower of Jesus Christ.”
“However, in this book Mike tackles many of our toughest questions head on with a hopeful expectation that our questions can actually be building blocks towards a strong foundation of Biblical faith.”
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