Isbn: 9798258161581 - the great deception (book 2): how a lie built today's church systems (3 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - What if the problem isn't the church. but what built it In book 1: The Great Deception - How One Lie Reshaped Modern Christianity, a hidden distortion was exposed - a lie about God's character that quietly replaced trust with fear.But what happens when that lie is believed Now book 2: The Great Deception - How a Lie Built Today's Church Systems answers that question.This book moves beyond theory and into reality. It traces how a distorted view of God does not remain personal, but forms systems, shapes leadership, and defines what many now experience as 'normal church.'What if the pressure, performance, and quiet anxiety many feel in faith are not random What if they are the natural outcome of something deeply embedded Through clear insight and real-life examples, this book exposes: - Why faith often feels careful instead of alive- How fear shapes behaviour, leadership, and community- Why church systems drift toward control and performance- Why honesty becomes difficult in religious environments- How structure replaces presence without being noticedBut this is not a call to abandon the church.It is a call to see it clearly.Because what is built on distortion can be recognised.And what is aligned with truth can be restored.This is not just a continuation.It is the consequence.…