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Building Redemptive Community: What Christians Can Do to Make Community Great Again

by Robert G. Loughery

Faith, politics, and local community renewal

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Awards & Recognition

  • Critical praise

    Commended by Bob Shank

    Bob Shank commends the book as an invitation to help reconstruct redemptive community.

AlbakiReads Editorial

Faith, politics, and local community renewal

Robert G. Loughery examines how Christians might contribute to healthier communities by grounding their response in faith rather than party allegiance. The book raises the question of who embodies the Good Samaritan today and considers the believer’s purpose amid political division. Its central concern is the relationship between following Jesus and taking part in community life, with redemption and blessing as guiding ideas. The emphasis stays on local renewal and personal spiritual commitments, connecting Christian living with social issues.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Christians reflecting on faith and political division
  • Readers interested in Christian perspectives on community renewal
  • Those exploring the social dimensions of Christian living

Themes

Christian faith and public lifePolitical divisionCommunity renewalRedemption and service

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Book overview

What if real community renewal starts not with politics or big government but with a change of heart? Discover how reclaiming the believer's true purpose can spark hope and renew the communities right where you live.

Robert Loughery writes as a politician, follower of Jesus, and one who is disturbed about how the believing community has lost its way in the wars of right against the left. He asks: "Who is the good Samaritan today?" As a profoundly conservative and biblically-oriented man, he humbly explores our profound need to be bound to the passion and person of Jesus, not any single person or party. This book will reorient your heart in a mad and hate-filled world and help you grow the wisdom to be part of God's story of redemption and blessing. This is a rich, healing restoration for your soul.

Dan B. Allender, Ph.D.

Professor of Counseling Psychology and Founding President The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology

We spend way too much time wringing our hands over the headlines that remind us-24/7-that we're living in a fallen world. Invest some time with this great book to see how you could reimagine the possibilities of reconstructing God's original intent-the functional experience of redemptive community-and find yourself clapping your hands instead. I commend "Building Redemptive Community" to you as an invitation to be part of the Ultimate Solution to the deconstruction that continues around us.

Bob Shank

Founder, The Master's Program

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