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Narcissistic Christianity: The Idolatry of Self
In “Narcissistic Christianity,” Joshua McElhaney explores the pervasive influence of self-centeredness in modern Christian culture and offers a compelling call to reclaim the heart of authentic faith. Drawing from personal insights and biblical wisdom, McElhaney exposes the dangers of narcissism masquerading as spirituality and invites readers on a transformative journey toward humility, compassion, and Christ-centered living.
Through emotional reflections, practical guidance, and inspiring narratives, this book challenges believers to confront the allure of self-love, embrace a counter-cultural spirituality rooted in grace and service, and rediscover the true meaning of discipleship.
By confronting our narcissistic tendencies and embracing a radical commitment to love God and others above ourselves, we can usher in a new era of genuine spiritual revival and revival within the church.
Through emotional reflections, practical guidance, and inspiring narratives, this book challenges believers to confront the allure of self-love, embrace a counter-cultural spirituality rooted in grace and service, and rediscover the true meaning of discipleship.
By confronting our narcissistic tendencies and embracing a radical commitment to love God and others above ourselves, we can usher in a new era of genuine spiritual revival and revival within the church.
168 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 2, 2024
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