The Incomplete Church: Unifying God's Children

by Sid Roth

For 2,000 years, there has been a large separation between Judaism and Christianity. This has resulted in a lack of miracle power and intimacy with God. The Incomplete Church explores what is missing in both religions and what will happen when the truth c

Genres: Spirituality, Christian

173 pages, Paperback

First published July 1, 2007

About the author

Sid Roth is an American author, actor, and Christian media figure.
From one of his book bios: "Sid Roth has a passion for people to experience the power of God for the purpose of having intimacy with Him. He is a pioneer in the convergence of Jews and Christians in Messiah Jesus that brings about an explosion of God s power."

Reviews

[Dr. Paul T. Blake · Rating 3 out of 5]

Another book from the prophetic community on the Jewish-Christian topic. He has some good historical research, but what we really need is more perspectives from Judaism to be thrown into the shuffle of books that the prophetic community reads. Otherwise, the Messianic Jewish movement will be Messianic ... but not Jewish (if that makes sense).

[Brant · Rating 4 out of 5]

Not sure about Roth's scripture applications is several places, but the book is a crucial reminder of the importance of Messianic Judaism to the Body of Christ, our call to be One New Man (Eph. 2:15) and what it means in these last days. All in all quite encouraging.

[Tonja Condray Klein · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is what Christian believers in Jesus and Jewish believers in Yeshua need to read to understand what is going in in these 'End Times' and how we need to cone together for the last great Revival! Please read and find your place in this amazing time to unite and Reap the Harvest of Souls for Jesus-Yeshua!

[Allen Steele · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was an auspicious attempt to shine a light on the differences between Jew and Gentile. Once we recognize our part we play in the Father's grand scheme, we can then bond together with a common enemy. I've read Sid Roth's other book:"They thought for Themselves" and both were good.His writing style was smother than others I've read from this genre.

[Gayle Perry · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is a clear and simple explanation of where things are going at the end of the "age of the gentile." Do you want to hasten the day of the Lord? It is time to hear the kingdom side of the gospel.

[Fonda · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is about Jews and Gentiles becoming one in Chirst, and about the Jewish feasts.