I’ve always ignored those people: The ones who get very upset at Target this time of year and decide to e-mail me and the rest of their address book about it. This year, to those people, I would now like to preemptively say Simmer down. And also…… 
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A Reply To Those People
Daisy Cutter Doctrine (Part Of “The Divine Commodity” Blog Tour)
As part of Skye Jethani‘s blog-based book tour, I got to ask him one question regarding his new release The Divine Commodity: Discovering Faith Beyond Consumer Christianity. Here’s that question followed by his answer.
QUESTION:
Newsweek recently announced that American Christianity is in great peril. The number of self-professed Christians continues to drop along with weekly church… 
Questions for Skye
I’ve mentioned already how much I appreciate Skye Jethani’s book Divine Commodity. I like it so much I’m participating in a blog tour for the book. (Thanks, Zondervan, for asking.) Here’s how it works: I e-mail Skye one question tomorrow and he’ll e-mail me his answer. I’ll post it on April 16th and tell… 
Phil Vischer’s Jesus
“The Christians my grandparents admired – D.L. Moody, R.G. LeTourneau, Bill Bright – were fantastically enterprising. The Rockefellers of the Christian world. Occasionally I would read about different sorts of Christians that would confuse me, like, say, Mother Teresa. Mother Teresa seemed like a great woman, but her approach struck me as highly inefficient. … 
Divine Commodity
I wanted to wait until I finished the book to share it with you here. But I can’t. Wait, that is, not finish it.
A lot of people have written books about the inaccuracies of America’s version of Christianity. But Skye Jethani has written a book – Divine Commodity – that aspires to inspire instead of… 




