In this episode of The Greater Heritage podcast we review Overcoming Apathy: Gospel Hope for Those Who Struggle to Care by Uche Anizor and published by Crossway.About the book: In Overcoming Apathy, theology professor Uche Anizor explains what apathy is and gives practical, biblical advice to break the cycle. Inspired by his conversations with young Christians as well as his own experiences with apathy, Anizor takes a fresh look at this widespread problem and its effect on spiritual maturity.About the author: Uche Anizor (Phd, Wheaton College) is an associate professor of theology at Talbot School of Theology, Biola University. His other books include How to Read Theology and Representing Christ. He is married to Melissa and they have three children.Book Review SummaryWhile it sometimes bites off more than it can chew, Overcoming Apathy: Gospel Hope for Those Who Struggle to Care by Uche Anizor comes recommended as not only a good starting point for those in need of healing from apathy, but as a title that provokes questions that can help us step away from the trivial, away from ourselves and back to living in God’s story and with Him as our purpose as it invites us to start the journey back to what really matters (God and His glory).Recommended.–Intro and outro music provided by John Fairfull.Discover more podcast episodes like this Uche Anizor book review. Subscribe to our email list.Are you a Christian writer looking to publish? Learn more.Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this review are solely those of the reviewer. They do not represent any endorsement from the publisher or retailer. Image © Copyright 2023 Crossway

In Part 2 of 2 of Sin, Salvation, and Sanctification: A Blueprint for the 21st Century Church, we look at The World Changing Church.We show how churches can affect true and lasting positive social change. This can only be accomplished by making people aware of sin which is the root cause of all of the world's problems.From there we advocate that churches teach and preach the saving grace of God from sin. Lastly, we propose that churches proclaim the doctrine of sanctification, that by it believers will strive to be more like Christ. Ultimately, this blueprint of sin, salvation and sanctification, lets the church send kingdom citizens back into the world where they will in turn influence it for the better.Though this approach, the church will change the world one heart at a time.Intro and outro music provided by Five Minute Plan. Be sure to check them out!