Broken Signposts

How Christianity Makes Sense of the World

De: N. T. Wright

Narrado por: Ralph Lister

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Favorite NT Wright Book

I’ve been reading N.T. Wright for 20 years. I’m a minister and he’s had a tremendous influence on my thinking and preaching of the Gospel, second only to C.S. Lewis. This is my favorite book of Wright’s so far because it so artfully captures and explains Christ’s unique and comprehensive meeting of primary, deep and relentless human yearnings. Wright ties them to the Gospel of John, and through it to their roots in the larger narratives of scripture. Brilliant!

Great study of John

I so enjoyed this book! Great understanding of content and context! Creation to Kingdom is super.

Clear and Helpful

Loved it! I found this book thought provoking an interesting. I will probably read it again! Rooted in the Gospel of John but not like a textbook. One might call it a recalibration of some basics that everyone ought to be familiar with, but not many are.

Refreshing

I use the word "refreshing", because N. T. Wright provides a framework for making sense of how the Good News of Jesus functions in a world full of bad news- and how Jesus leads the way into the new creation of which all who follow Jesus are a part. I highly recommend Broken Signposts.

Ties a lot of Wright's concepts together.

Wright has a singular message in many of his books that points to the Kingdom coming, instead of the 'saints going'. Broken Signposts helps pull the ideas he touts in a little tighter.
Very well narrated by Ralph Lister.