The Great Pretence
A Call to Love That Costs Something
This is not a book written by a theologian. It is a letter from a man who has seen things he cannot unsee, who has been on both sides of the gap, and who finally felt compelled to speak.
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What's Inside
8 chapters that will challenge everything you thought you knew about church, community, and love.
I Found None — Not One
God looks at His people and finds no one standing in the gap. A question that should stop every one of us cold.
The Woman in the Single Room
A domestic worker who had nothing by the world's measure, yet died richer than almost anyone the author has ever known.
The Baby at the Door
A desperate mother, a hydrocephalus baby, a distracted man at the door. God healed that child in spite of him.
The Great Pretence
A pastor's birthday celebration, an empty fridge at home, and a church that has perfected the language of love while abandoning its practice.
Where Did We Come From?
The church we came from — not a building with a programme, but a living community of people who truly cared for one another.
The Starfish
You cannot fix the banking system by lunchtime. But there is someone in your world right now who is that starfish.
The Recipe
What do we have? Who around us has need? The matches are already there. Start small. Start honest.
Raise Your Rod
God is not waiting for you to have a better prayer life before He moves. He is waiting for you to raise your rod.
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Send this to your pastor, your elders, your church leaders, and everyone you know. This letter is asking the whole body of Christ a question.