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Inconvenient Faith: What Happens When We Let Jesus Ask the Questions About Money (Book I): Bible Studies That Strip Faith Down to Its Essence

Inconvenient Faith: What Happens When We Let Jesus Ask the Questions About Money (Book I): Bible Studies That Strip Faith Down to Its Essence

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Religion General Bible StudiesChristian Living

ISBN13: 9798269740645
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Oct 14 2025
Pages: 326
Weight: 0.87
Height: 0.81 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
YOU DON'T WANT TO READ THIS BOOK.

You want a Bible study about money that:
- Blesses your financial goals
- Endorses your retirement planning
- Assures you that prosperity is God's favor
- Provides practical tips for being generous without disrupting your lifestyle
- Makes you feel good about occasional charitable giving

This book does none of that.

Instead, it lets Jesus ask his actual questions about money-the ones you've been avoiding, explaining away, and spiritualizing for your entire Christian life.

Questions like:

What are you trusting for security-accumulated wealth or me?

When does your church's fundraising from struggling members become exploitation?

Who are you stepping over daily on your way to comfort?

What's the difference between your prudent planning and the rich fool's anxious hoarding?

Do you want grace (which means others get what they don't deserve) or merit (which means you get exactly what you earn and no more)?

These aren't rhetorical questions. They're real questions that demand honest answers.

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN WE LET JESUS ASK THE QUESTIONS ABOUT MONEY

Jesus talked about money constantly-more than prayer, heaven, or worship combined. He told stories about rich people ending up in torment and poor people being comforted. He commanded successful people to sell everything. He said wealth makes entering God's kingdom nearly impossible. He physically disrupted religious commerce.

But we've developed sophisticated theological systems to explain away what he said:

Jesus is speaking spiritually, not literally.

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Williams, Mel

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