Dynamic speaker and author David Foster urges readers to abandon the stale, stuffy, self-absorbed Christian life and embrace a bright, brand new world of freedom, fun, and great adventure.
David Foster (1953-2012) was the author of three books, as well as a speaker, an entrepreneur and a church planter. He and his wife started two churches in the Nashville area: Bellevue Community Church in 1989 and The Gathering Nashville in 2007. Foster received his MDiv from Mid America Baptist Theological Seminary and his PhD from Reformed Theological Seminary.
Foster said what being said with increasing frequency throughout Christendom... change in our approach to evangelism is vital. I sensed some residual “Church-inanity” in his writing but I am confident that I still have some as well. This book challenges a seemingly granite paradigm but gives hope to those who want to see Jesus reign in the lives of both the hopeless and the hopeful.
I actually did not finish this book. It is too close to main stream modern Christianity for me. Foster's use of "R4G" to represent renegade for God was just too much.