That All May Be One

That All May Be OneThe author expounds on the unity of the Body of Christ from a biblical perspective. Without contesting denominational differences, he uniquely builds a solid foundation in scripture, while spotlighting a fragmented church. He invites believers to rediscover their New Testament root system, and he call us to rise to the challenge of unity and become true to the word of God. The writer freely pours out his heart, inviting us to respond to the High

The author expounds on the unity of the Body of Christ from a biblical perspective. Without contesting denominational differences, he uniquely builds a solid foundation in scripture, while spotlighting a fragmented church. He invites believers to rediscover their New Testament root system, and he call us to rise to the challenge of unity and become true to the word of God.

The writer freely pours out his heart, inviting us to respond to the High Prestly prayer of our Lord, and the yearnings of our own hearts, “That all may be one.” Truth, he says, “does not belong exclusively to anyone.” Those who will embrace it experience spiritual freedom and enjoy unity in the Spirit. This “ignore at your own risk” book is one that every pastor, and every Christian, should seriously examine.

This is a book about the unity of the Body of Christ, the church from a biblical perspective. This "ignore at your own risk" book should be examined by every pastor and Christian.