Barnabas Piper has wrestled through the tough questions of Christianity and doesn't shy away from them. In this refreshingly disruptive book, he tackles the topic of what it really means to "believe in God."
In the tradition of Blue Like Jazz and The Myth of Certainty, this book is for Christians disenchanted with a rote, mundane faith that has grown too rigid or too hollow. In his personal, observational style, Piper invites the active questioner and searcher to pursue a path toward real belief by getting faith, doubt, certainty, and unbelief.
In the tradition of Blue Like Jazz and The Myth of Certainty, this book is for Christians disenchanted with a rote, mundane faith that has grown too rigid or too hollow. In his personal, observational style, Piper invites the active questioner and searcher to pursue a path toward real belief by getting faith, doubt, certainty, and unbelief.
