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Tattoo On The Heart
What does God really want from you? Look across the landscape of Christianity and you'll find everything from religious zealots, performers, good boys & girls, rule-keepers, to passive "what-else-can-I-get-from-God" church attenders. Somehow we have this sneaky suspicion that while Jesus was on the receiving end of a sadistic, methodical, brutal death, he wasn't contemplating an ambitious career move of carrying around a clipboard, cracking a circus whip, nor was he, in his final breath, bellowing out, "Now they can have the car they always wanted." We're at the very least mistaken if we haven't totally made a mockery out of everything. Put a mirror under your Christian nose, and be honest: "Are you alive or are you thriving? Is the life you're living really all God had in mind?" God's ultimate desire was to bring us into an encounter with him, leaving a permanent mark on our hearts so that we would become changed people who, in turn, change the world.
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Tattoo On The Heart
What does God really want from you? Look across the landscape of Christianity and you'll find everything from religious zealots, performers, good boys & girls, rule-keepers, to passive "what-else-can-I-get-from-God" church attenders. Somehow we have this sneaky suspicion that while Jesus was on the receiving end of a sadistic, methodical, brutal death, he wasn't contemplating an ambitious career move of carrying around a clipboard, cracking a circus whip, nor was he, in his final breath, bellowing out, "Now they can have the car they always wanted." We're at the very least mistaken if we haven't totally made a mockery out of everything. Put a mirror under your Christian nose, and be honest: "Are you alive or are you thriving? Is the life you're living really all God had in mind?" God's ultimate desire was to bring us into an encounter with him, leaving a permanent mark on our hearts so that we would become changed people who, in turn, change the world.
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Tattoo On The Heart

Tattoo On The Heart

by Paul Dabdoub
Tattoo On The Heart

Tattoo On The Heart

by Paul Dabdoub

Overview

What does God really want from you? Look across the landscape of Christianity and you'll find everything from religious zealots, performers, good boys & girls, rule-keepers, to passive "what-else-can-I-get-from-God" church attenders. Somehow we have this sneaky suspicion that while Jesus was on the receiving end of a sadistic, methodical, brutal death, he wasn't contemplating an ambitious career move of carrying around a clipboard, cracking a circus whip, nor was he, in his final breath, bellowing out, "Now they can have the car they always wanted." We're at the very least mistaken if we haven't totally made a mockery out of everything. Put a mirror under your Christian nose, and be honest: "Are you alive or are you thriving? Is the life you're living really all God had in mind?" God's ultimate desire was to bring us into an encounter with him, leaving a permanent mark on our hearts so that we would become changed people who, in turn, change the world.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781440415869
Publisher: CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date: 09/23/2008
Pages: 110
Product dimensions: 6.14(w) x 9.21(h) x 0.23(d)

About the Author

Paul is a passionate Jesus follower, husband, daddy, pastor, dreamer, visionary, LSU Tiger fan, and an authentic hard-headed, softhearted work-in-progress.

He's led large youth ministries in New Orleans, Orlando, & San Diego. Paul's creative, edgy, culturally relevant style sustained by a message of grace, change, and vision for years brought Christian kids to the edge and resulted in bringing in the unchurched of a post-Christian generation.

As a speaker, Paul weaves thought-provoking questions, controversial statements, funny stories, authentic struggles, undeniable passion, and a fresh grasp of scripture as a catalyst for bringing people to a heart-to-heart encounter with God.

For more info, including media clips and booking, visit:www.PaulDabdoub.com
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