Breaking All the Rules

An Ancient Framework for Modern Faith

By: Kristian A. Smith, Reginald W. Sharpe Jr.

Narrated by: Kristian A. Smith

Rule-Keeping theological frameworks are failing us.

In Breaking All The Rules, Kristian A. Smith introduces Greatest Commandment Theology as an ancient framework for modern faith. This book doesn't provide answers for your questions. It provides questions for your answers. The challenge
is to remove the question "What does the Bible say about that?" and replace it with "How does the Greatest Commandment apply here?"

©2022 Kristian Smith (P)2022 Disruptive Enterprises

The deconstructionist of our time!

Greatest commandment theology is one of the greatest revelations that was always sitting right in front of us. Kristian is a force that cannot be reckoned with.

My New Home...

I do not recall how I happened upon Smith and this movement but I can honestly say, i feel at home. I listen to the podcasts but just recently decided to listen to the audio book. I was not disappointed. In this brief but thorough book, the author gives clarity to his message of Greatest Commandment Theology. Whereas the podcasts offer an introduction, this book is a full entree. I gained a deeper understanding of Smith's theological lense and found myself nodding in agreement with many of his conclusions. There are places I wish he would have pushed the needle further but the fact remains this is a great book to begin one's "theological evolution." This book is destined to change the face of the church and for that I am glad. Thanks Kristian and TFC. Your word is reaching and restoring people you cannot imagine.

Incredible

Best Christian book I’ve read in a decade. Speaks to the current YOUNG upcoming church.

life changing read

In the book, Kristian gave the framework for a now Faith based on loving God, our neighbor and ourselves. It helped me so much reconnect to my faith.

Easy to follow

I typically don't read religious books but this was refreshing & well explained . Very easy to follow, accessible to me who is not a theologian.