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What if your Jesus is shaped more by culture than by Scripture?

There’s no shortage of ways to fill the minutes of our days—from doomscrolling to binge-watching TV to playing video games. But will you find what you are really looking for on a screen? There’s something missing in our lives, and we all feel it.

In our instant world, Jesus has been ignored, forgotten, and reduced. He’s a life coach dedicated to our success, a therapist for our anxiety, a political ally for our causes, or a genie for our desires. In the process, we overlook the only one who can rescue us from ourselves.

If Jesus walked into the room right now, would you recognize him?

In The Missing Messiah, pastors and bestselling authors Kyle Idleman, author of Not a Fan, and Mark Moore, author of Core 52, team together to help you:

grow in your conviction of who Jesus is and what he’ll do in your lifecut through the cultural chaos and live the life Jesus promisedmove from a transactional relationship with Jesus to a deep and intimate onetrace the prophecies around the Messiah through Scripture, uncovering the authentic identity of Christground your life on the truth that can empower and transform

The Missing Messiah is your breakthrough to fully experience Jesus not merely as savior but as King—penetrating every depth and breadth of your life.

How can one reconcile the political nature of Jesus with his disinclination to power? Moore's argument comes in three stages. Part one answers the question 'Was Jesus Political?' by examining Jesus' words and actions that have political import. Part two addresses the issue 'How was Jesus Political?' It concentrates on Mark 10:32-45 as a real articulation of Jesus' political praxis that is consistent throughout Jesus' ministry and teaching. Part three, 'Why did Jesus not openly announce his political role?' examines Jesus' treatment of the Jewish kings of the past, particularly why Jesus, 'meek and mild,' could claim to surpass them in honor.It is argued that Jesus' disinclination to associate himself with other rulers is not a rejection of a political role. Rather, he lived so consistently with his political praxis of self-abnegation that these other rulers were not appropriate models for Jesus to follow. Furthermore, the very claim to such titles was antithetical to his political praxis which relinquished all aggrandizement to God, who alone could exalt, abase, judge, and rule.

How can one reconcile the political nature of Jesus with his disinclination to power? Moore''s argument comes in three stages. Part one answers the question ''Was Jesus Political?'' by examining Jesus'' words and actions that have political import. Part two addresses the issue ''How was Jesus Political?'' It concentrates on Mark 10:32-45 as a real articulation of Jesus'' political praxis that is consistent throughout Jesus'' ministry and teaching. Part three, ''Why did Jesus not openly announce his political role?'' examines Jesus'' treatment of the Jewish kings of the past, particularly why Jesus, ''meek and mild,'' could claim to surpass them in honor.It is argued that Jesus'' disinclination to associate himself with other rulers is not a rejection of a political role. Rather, he lived so consistently with his political praxis of self-abnegation that these other rulers were not appropriate models for Jesus to follow. Furthermore, the very claim to such titles was antithetical to his political praxis which relinquished all aggrandizement to God, who alone could exalt, abase, judge, and rule.

How can one reconcile the political nature of Jesus with his disinclination to power? Moore's argument comes in three stages. Part one answers the question 'Was Jesus Political?' by examining Jesus' words and actions that have political import. Part two addresses the issue 'How was Jesus Political?' It concentrates on Mark 10:32-45 as a real articulation of Jesus' political praxis that is consistent throughout Jesus' ministry and teaching. Part three, 'Why did Jesus not openly announce his political role?' examines Jesus' treatment of the Jewish kings of the past, particularly why Jesus, 'meek and mild,' could claim to surpass them in honor.Moore argues that Jesus' disinclination to associate himself with other rulers is not a rejection of a political role. Rather, he lived so consistently with his political praxis of self-abnegation that these other rulers were not appropriate models for Jesus to follow. Furthermore, the very claim to such titles was antithetical to his political praxis which relinquished all aggrandizement to God, who alone could exalt, abase, judge, and rule.

Go from biblically challenged to spiritually confident in fifteen minutes a day! This adaptation of the bestselling Core 52 helps teens master the 52 most important verses in the Bible.“Mark has found the balance between digging deep into God’s Word and finding its relevance for today.”—Mary Shannon Hoffpauir, Bible teacher, speaker, and author of Lose Control: The Way to Find Your SoulYou know that the Bible is important. So why is it so hard to get into it or get something out of it? The problem isn’t you or the Bible. The problem is the strategy. Rather than diving in yourself, what if you had a coach to lead you through a simple process that would build your confidence? Core 52 Student Edition is like having a personal trainer for what matters most. Just as you’d prepare for an important test or big game by focusing on what’s core, this guide streamlines your time by focusing on the big ideas of the Bible. In just fifteen minutes a day, five days a week for a year, strengthen your spiritual IQ on the most relevant issues for young adults like you, including: • Why Am I Here? (Genesis 1:1)• How Can I Find Happiness? (Psalm 1:1–3)• How Should I Pray? (Matthew 6:9–13)• What Is Real Love? (John 3:16)• How Can I Reduce My Anxiety? (Philippians 4:6)Knowing the Bible better will make you better at life. Start your Core 52 training today so you’ll be ready for all God has for you!

The bestselling author of Core 52 presents a fifteen-minute-a-day plan to help you know and become more like Jesus over the course of a year.“Quest 52 will help you answer some of faith’s toughest questions while you discover Jesus in a brand-new way.”—Carey Nieuwhof, podcaster and author of At Your BestYou’ve read a lot about Jesus. Now spend an entire year with him! Let respected Bible professor and teaching pastor Mark Moore be your guide. He developed this process over almost forty years of helping people make sense of Christianity. Quest 52 highlights the key moments from Jesus’s life, revealing his identity, his expectations, his priorities, and his ultimate purpose. Each week features a handpicked gospel reading from the life of Jesus, plus an Old Testament passage foreshadowing his coming, a New Testament story revealing his impact, an invitation to discuss insights with fellow travelers, and practical ways to put what you’ve learned into practice. The topics address relevant issues such as:• Does Jesus really care about your pain?• How can you know God’s call on your life?• What does Jesus say about social justice?• How can you hear God’s voice?• What are ways to survive these difficult days? This quest will enhance your understanding of Jesus and will forever change how you make choices, engage with others, interpret today’s big issues, and even view yourself!

The bestselling author of Quest 52 and Core 52 Student Edition presents a fifteen-minute-a-day plan that helps teens to know and become more like Jesus over the course of a year.Who is Jesus . . . really? Is he the world’s nicest guy? A social-justice champion? Is he super accepting or overly judgmental? If you’re ready for real answers rather than popular opinion, you’re in the right place. Quest 52 Student Edition is your way to experience the life and heart of Jesus like never before. Daily readings include a mix of biblical passages from the life of Jesus, fresh insights into his purpose and character, opportunities to engage with others, and practical ways to put what you’ve learned into practice. In just fifteen minutes a day, over the course of a year, you’ll come face to face with Jesus in 52 unforgettable encounters. Let respected Bible professor and teaching pastor Mark Moore be your guide. He developed this process to help students like you make sense of Christianity. Gain clarity on topics such as:• Does Jesus care about your pain?• Can Jesus forgive you for, well, you know?• Does God play favorites?• What does Jesus say about social justice?• Does your past determine your future? This quest will enhance your understanding of Jesus in ways that will forever change how you make choices, engage with others, interpret today’s big issues, and even view yourself!

This scholarly handbook covers all aspects of people with disabilities entering the workplace, including the legal aspects, transitions, types, and levels of employments, the impact of different disabilities, and the consideration of the intersection of disability with other identities such as gender and ethnicity. Comprehensive in scope, chapters look beyond organizational strategies that accommodate an employee’s disability and use case studies to highlight important issues and the individual’s perspective. The handbook concludes with a reflection on the work included in the book, what was not included and why, and makes recommendations for future disability research. Marking a major contribution to the study of workplace diversity and bringing together academics from various disciplines and global regions, this handbook covers a truly broad and diverse mix of approaches, theories, and models.

This scholarly handbook covers all aspects of people with disabilities entering the workplace, including the legal aspects, transitions, types, and levels of employments, the impact of different disabilities, and the consideration of the intersection of disability with other identities such as gender and ethnicity. Comprehensive in scope, chapters look beyond organizational strategies that accommodate an employee’s disability and use case studies to highlight important issues and the individual’s perspective. The handbook concludes with a reflection on the work included in the book, what was not included and why, and makes recommendations for future disability research. Marking a major contribution to the study of workplace diversity and bringing together academics from various disciplines and global regions, this handbook covers a truly broad and diverse mix of approaches, theories, and models.

What if your Jesus is shaped more by culture than by Scripture?There's no shortage of ways to fill the minutes of our days-from doomscrolling to binge-watching TV to playing video games. But will you find what you are really looking for on a screen? There's something missing in our lives, and we all feel it.In our instant world, Jesus has been ignored, forgotten, and reduced. He's a life coach dedicated to our success, a therapist for our anxiety, a political ally for our causes, or a genie for our desires. In the process, we overlook the only one who can rescue us from ourselves.If Jesus walked into the room right now, would you recognize him? In The Missing Messiah, pastors and bestselling authors Kyle Idleman, author of Not a Fan, and Mark Moore, author of Core 52, team together to help you:grow in your conviction of who Jesus is and what he'll do in your lifecut through the cultural chaos and live the life Jesus promisedmove from a transactional relationship with Jesus to a deep and intimate onetrace the prophecies around the Messiah through Scripture, uncovering the authentic identity of Christground your life on the truth that can empower and transformThe Missing Messiah is your breakthrough to fully experience Jesus not merely as savior but as King-penetrating every depth and breadth of your life.

What if your Jesus is shaped more by culture than by Scripture?

There’s no shortage of ways to fill the minutes of our days—from doomscrolling to binge-watching TV to playing video games. But will you find what you are really looking for on a screen? There’s something missing in our lives, and we all feel it.

In our instant world, Jesus has been ignored, forgotten, and reduced. He’s a life coach dedicated to our success, a therapist for our anxiety, a political ally for our causes, or a genie for our desires. In the process, we overlook the only one who can rescue us from ourselves.

If Jesus walked into the room right now, would you recognize him?

In The Missing Messiah Study Guide, bestselling authors Kyle Idleman, author of Not a Fan, and Mark Moore, author of Core 52, team together to help us encounter the real Jesus we can no longer ignore. They encourage us to re-evaluate our assumptions around who Jesus is and reorient ourselves to the divine King who is at work in our world establishing a new kingdom.

In this six-session companion workbook to the book The Missing Messiah, you will:

grow in your conviction of who Jesus is and what he’ll do in your lifecut through the cultural chaos and live the life Jesus promisedmove from a transactional relationship with Jesus to a deep and intimate onetrace the prophecies around the Messiah through Scripture, uncovering the authentic identity of Christground your life on the truth that can empower and transform

The Missing Messiah Study Guide is your breakthrough to fully experience Jesus not merely as savior but as King—penetrating every depth and breadth of your life.

This six-session study guide includes free access to streaming videos.

¿Qué hace falta en nuestras vidas, nuestras relaciones interpersonales o en nuestras oraciones?

Abundan las maneras de ocupar hasta el último minuto de nuestro tiempo y nuestros días: desde perderse en las redes sociales hasta ver series de una sentada o jugar videojuegos. Pero ¿encontraremos lo que de verdad buscamos en una pantalla? Algo hace falta en nuestras vidas, y todos lo sentimos.

En nuestro mundo lleno de satisfacción inmediata, Jesús ha sido ignorado, olvidado y reducido. Lo consideramos un asesor de vida dedicado a nuestro éxito, un terapeuta para nuestra ansiedad, un aliado político para nuestras causas o un genio para nuestros deseos. En medio de todo, pasamos por alto al único que puede rescatarnos de nosotros mismos.

Si Jesús se presentara frente a nosotros ahora mismo, ¿lo reconoceríamos?

En El Mesías olvidado, los pastores y autores superventas Kyle Idleman y Mark Moore colaboran para ayudarnos a:

descubrir qué hace falta en nuestras vidas y qué nos está limitandosobreponernos al caos cultural y vivir la vida que Jesús prometióir de una relación transaccional con Jesús a una relación profunda e íntimatrazar las profecías del Mesías a lo largo de las Escrituras, revelando la identidad auténtica de Cristoarraigar nuestras vidas en la verdad que puede empoderarnos y transformarnos

El Mesías olvidado es tu fundamento para experimentar plenamente a Jesús no solo como salvador, sino como Rey aquí y ahora

What’s missing in our lives, our relationships, or our prayers?

There’s no shortage of ways to fill the minutes of our days—from doomscrolling to binge-watching TV to playing video games. But will we find what we are really looking for on a screen? There’s something missing in our lives, and we all feel it.

In our world full of instant gratification, Jesus has been ignored, forgotten, and reduced. To us, he’s a life coach dedicated to our success, a therapist for our anxiety, a political ally for our causes, or a genie for our desires. In the process, we overlook the only one who can rescue us from ourselves.

If Jesus walked in right now, would we recognize him?

In The Missing Messiah, pastors and bestselling authors Kyle Idleman and Mark Moore team together to help us:

discover what’s missing in our lives and what’s holding us backcut through the cultural chaos and live the life Jesus promisedmove from a transactional relationship with Jesus to a deep and intimate onetrace the prophecies of the Messiah through Scripture, uncovering the authentic identity of Christground our lives on the truth that can empower and transform us

The Missing Messiah is your breakthrough to fully experience Jesus not merely as savior but as King.