
Reading Unleash the Dream inspired and challenged me to envision how Adventism can again represent an “ever-changing, on-the-edge, Holy Spirit-led movement.” It posed the question of how our denomination can move toward a twenty-first century Adventist Christianity that will incorporate new theological concepts, radical ideas of evangelism, bold community service-oriented ministries, and an enhanced sense of community—being the church and not simply attending church.
At 142 pages with twelve authors, edited by Andy Nash, the book is both inspiring and thought-provoking. A must read for Adventists seeking a relevant faith in the twenty-first century.
From the back of the book:
Wake up—everything just changed. Cell phones and the Internet are just the tip of a wave that has shifted society’s values and transformed how we relate to each other. The Adventist Church is in the thick of it.
Unleash the Dream challenges Adventism to stay relevant in a revolutionary world. A dozen young adults tackle issues that strike at the heart of Adventism. Some give practical advice for reinvigorating our church’s mission. Others call for institutional reshaping. All urge us to tune ourselves to the Holy Spirit’s rhythm so we can reach a world desperate for good news.
Unleash the Dream will open your eyes to critical issues and situations that beg for change, decisive action, and creative enthusiasm. And it will thrill you to be part of a God-ordained movement of such promise, potential, and power.
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