Bøger af Jennifer Mckinney

Searching for happiness after his divorce, Anthony finds himself venturing onto a social media site to where he meets a lovely young woman named Tasha. After months of chatting online with her, Anthony starts to notice that a special relationship is beginning between the two. One that is captured through words of poetry that Anthony uses to entice Tasha. Both of them begin to see that this online friendship is developing into something much more than just friends as they find themselves falling in love with each other. Anthony and Tasha engage in a relationship that has the both of them on a high; not wanting to come down from the feelings that they have for one another. Each understanding that the love they have for one another is all due to the praise and glory of God. For bringing two people together with different past and allowing them to become one. And for every beginning there is always an end. That's something Anthony had to find out the hard way. And despite his love and devotion to Tasha, her feelings for him was not the same. This results in a pain no man should endure. In a desperate attempt to find a new love Anthony turns to drugs, which leads him on a path of destruction. Despite this, his undying love for the Lord allows him to see the error of his ways. And he regains his strength through God, which makes him into a better man.

Mark Driscoll built Mars Hill Church into one of the fastest growing, most innovative, and most influential churches in the country. The ever-colorful Driscoll crafted a hypermasculine theology, redefining Jesus from a "a hippie in a dress" to Warrior, Victor, and King. While Driscoll's church spectacularly imploded, his hypermasculine theology is foundational to understanding evangelical support for politicians like Donald Trump and the rise of Christian nationalism.