Uncompromised Faith: Overcoming Our Culturalized Christianity

Thought Provoking

Uncompromised Faith should create an epiphany within the North American church. Mr. Craven outlines ways that the culture has influenced the church to the point of diluting the power, hope and relevance of the gospel. He then takes on several controversal issues of the day and shows the way for the church to engage society in a winsome and biblically sound manner. Christians and churches that follow this lead will find lives and communities transformed.

I highly recommend this book for personal consumption as well as for small group study.

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How Christians can confront our culture

In just 200 very readable pages Mr. Craven describes how our culture has watered down the Christian faith. He explains how we believers can bring our faith to unbelievers by showing them how it lines up with reality. He says that by better understanding how our culture has degenerated so much in recent decades we can better engage in missional discussions and bring glory to the King. He gives an amazing, brief overview of how Americans became so enamored with sexuality, pornography and sex education. Other chapters describe the rise of the normality of homosexuality and feminism.
This book will equip you to speak to Christians in your own church body who do not yet have a fully Biblical worldview. It will help you speak to your family members, too. You will learn the origins and realilty of the sexual revolution, for instance, and see the results, or the truth of it: STDs and AIDs on the rise, pornography industry increasing, high rate of pregnant teens, etc. Then you can explain God's view of sex and how these problems would not exist if we followed his way. It is this missional type of discussion that we need to have both inside and outside the church if we are to stand for the faith.
Mr. Craven uses plenty of Biblical references to support the book. You will be fascinated and challenged with "Uncompromised Faith."

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