This Is Our Time
by Trevin Wax | Book Summary
Author: Trevin Wax
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The author uses snapshots of different areas of our modern life such as phones, entertainment consumption, and marriage to help the reader move away from the message myths of society to a strong foundation in God's Word. This work is a conversation starter. It is a call to recognize and discern the messages the world is telling us by comparing them to the message of Jesus Christ. It is a wise challenge to people of all kinds to be prepared 'for such as time as this.' |
Trevin Wax began his ministry career as a missionary to Romania, from where he draws much of the narrative in this book. He is currently the Bible and Reference Publisher for Lifeway Christian Resources. He works heavily with The Gospel Project for Students.
Wax hosts a blog at the Gospel Coalition and regularly contributes to national publishers such as The Washington Post, Religion News Service, and Christianity Today. The latter named him one of the thirty-three millennials shaping the next generation of evangelicals. He is reformed in both his theological beliefs and methodology in ministry.
His previous book, Counterfeit Gospels, is a work on rediscovering the truth of Jesus' gospel amongst all of the noise in the world around us. Trevin also wrote Clear Winter Nights and Gospel-Centered Teaching.
The author is currently a visiting professor at Wheaton College in Illinois, and is a teaching-pastor in Middle Tennessee. He is married to Corina and has three children.
This Is Our Time
by Trevin Wax
[ Book Summary ]
| Author | Trevin Wax |
| Publisher | B&H Publishing Group |
| Date | 2017 |
| Pages | 226 |
Overview:
Many believers in Jesus Christ feel confused by the messages and trends they see all around them. How can Christians navigate through these issues in an ever changing world? Trevin Wax in his work, This Is Our Time, provides all people with a guide to mold our common beliefs and practices in the hope of the gospel.
The author uses snapshots of different areas of our modern life such as phones, entertainment consumption, and marriage to help the reader move away from the message myths of society to a strong foundation in God's Word.
This work is a conversation starter. It is a call to recognize and discern the messages the world is telling us by comparing them to the message of Jesus Christ. It is a wise challenge to people of all kinds to be prepared 'for such as time as this.'
Trevin Wax began his ministry career as a missionary to Romania, from where he draws much of the narrative in this book. He is currently the Bible and Reference Publisher for Lifeway Christian Resources. He works heavily with The Gospel Project for Students.
Wax hosts a blog at the Gospel Coalition and regularly contributes to national publishers such as The Washington Post, Religion News Service, and Christianity Today. The latter named him one of the thirty-three millennials shaping the next generation of evangelicals. He is reformed in both his theological beliefs and methodology in ministry.
His previous book, Counterfeit Gospels, is a work on rediscovering the truth of Jesus' gospel amongst all of the noise in the world around us. Trevin also wrote Clear Winter Nights and Gospel-Centered Teaching.
The author is currently a visiting professor at Wheaton College in Illinois, and is a teaching-pastor in Middle Tennessee. He is married to Corina and has three children.