From Conformity to Transformation: The Kingdom Way

A bold call to abandon the world's mold and embrace the transformative power of the Kingdom of God.

This book challenges the traditional Christian understanding of the world and the Kingdom of God. It argues that the world, with its various systems and structures, is inherently opposed to God's purpose and that believers are called to overcome the world, not conform to it.

Key Themes:

• The World vs. the Kingdom: The book distinguishes between the "world" (human society and its systems) and the "Kingdom of God" (God's rule and reign). It argues that the world is founded on rebellion against God and is controlled by unseen spiritual forces.
• Overcoming the World: Believers are called to be in the world but not of it. This means rejecting the world's values, norms, and systems and embracing the transformative power of the Kingdom.
• Abandoning Religion: The book critiques traditional Christianity, arguing that it has become a form of religion that has lost its spiritual vibrancy and power. It calls for a return to the true Gospel of the Kingdom, which impacts every aspect of life, not just the religious realm.
• The Conquest of the Kingdom: The Kingdom of God is not a passive reality but an invading force that seeks to liberate people from the world's grip and bring them into sonship with God. This conquest involves engaging with the world's systems (business, politics, education, etc.) and transforming them from within.

This book is for those who:

• Are tired of the status quo in Christianity and long for a deeper experience of the Kingdom of God.
• Are ready to challenge the world's norms and embrace a life of transformation.
• Want to understand the spiritual forces at work in the world and how to overcome them.
• Are called to be agents of change in their spheres of influence.

From Conformity to Transformation: The Kingdom's Way is a provocative and challenging read that will inspire you to live a life of purpose and impact.