Small Faith: Great God PDF

Nicholas Wright ist der ehemalige Bischof von Durham in der Church of England und einer der weltweit führenden Bibelgelehrten. Er ist jetzt Lehrstuhlinhaber für Neues Testament und frühes Christentum an der School of Divinity der University of St. Andrews. Zwanzig Jahre lang lehrte er Neues Testament an den Universitäten Cambridge, McGill und Oxford. Als einer der weltweit führenden Bibelgelehrten und ein beliebter Autor wurde er in ABC News, Dateline, The Colbert Report und Fresh Air vorgestellt. Zu seinen preisgekrönten Büchern gehören The Case for the Psalms, How God Became King, Simply Jesus, After You Believe, Surprised by Hope, Simply Christian, Scripture and the Authority of God, The Meaning of Jesus (gemeinsam mit Marcus Borg verfasst). , sowie als Übersetzer für The Kingdom New Testament. Er schrieb auch die beeindruckenden Serien Christian Origins and the Question of God, darunter The New Testament and the People of God, Jesus and the Victory of God, The Resurrection of the Son of God und zuletzt Paul and the Faithfulness of God.

Small Faith: Great God pdf von Nicholas Wright

In the midst of life's challenges, so often our faith feels small and weak. In this book one of the world's premier Bible teachers, N. T. Wright, reminds us that what matters is not so much our faith itself as Who our faith is in. Faith, says Wright, is like a window. The point is not for part of the wall to be made of glass. The point of a window is to allow us to see through it--and let light into the room! Faith allows us to see our situation and our own weakness in light of God who is powerful, holy and loving. Wright also looks at the character of the faith God calls us to. He unfolds how dependence, humility and mystery all have a role to play. God beckons us to lean on him as we seek to be constructive citizens of the world, to speak truth in love without hypocrisy and to risk submitting to one another in love. Wright doesn't ignore the messiness and difficulties of life, when hard times come and the unexpected knocks us down. He opens to us what faith means in times of trial and even in the face of death. Through it all he reminds us, it's not great faith we need: it is faith in a great God.