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The Challenge of Good News
by Tod Huston
March 10, 2011
Gabe Lyons offers an exciting and hope glimpse at how God is raising up another generation of Christ-followers to fulfill not only His Great Commission and Great Commandment but to fulfill God's restorative work. Lyons begins the book by... [Read on]
The Next Christians - A Book Review
by Mary Reilly
March 9, 2011
Many Christians have grave concerns about the moral decline in America. This country was founded on Judeo-Christian values from which we draw our moral code and sense of law and justice. Author Gabe Lyons “began to notice that the perceptions m... [Read on]
Hipster Version of James Davison Hunter's "To Change the World"
by Rick Hogaboam
March 9, 2011
Lyons, Gabe. (2010). The Next Christians: How a New Generation is Restoring the Faith. Doubleday: New York I want to thank the good folks at Waterbrook Multnomah for the review copy of this fine book. For more information on the book, visit... [Read on]
Where's the Beef?
by Raina Proske
March 7, 2011
Gabe Lyons, author of The Next Christians (2010), is a rare writer in that he can tell stories with finesse, although the book really seems to want to be disquisitional. He has an attractive command of story-power, an art that seems to have been... [Read on]
www.thispilgrimland.com review of The Next Christians
by Dave Brumley
March 7, 2011
Is there good news to be had about the end of Christian America? According to Gabe Lyons book The Next Christians: How a Generation is Restoring the Faith, the answer is yes. Sadly, Lyons' view point on this is based upon his interpretation of... [Read on]
Lyons and The Next Christians
by Donald Proctor
March 7, 2011
Gabe Lyons, in The Next Christians states a point that many of us in the established Christian churches do not want to admit. Many of us look around and see our pews empty and our efforts to “do Christianity” in the old way flavorless. What f... [Read on]
The Next Christians: Hope for the struggling church?
by Marie Wattier
March 6, 2011
As one who has struggled with the artificial religious culture that prevails in churches today, I was very interested to read "The Next Christians" by Gabe Lyons. Lyons has done his research into the problems with the modern American churches,... [Read on]
The Next Christians
by Brenda Stevens
March 5, 2011
Mr. Seriously Though is my guest blogger today with a review of the book, "The Next Christians, The Good News About the End of Christian America, How a New Generation is Restoring the Faith," by Gabe Lyons While Jesus Christ is the same... [Read on]
Pass-Up-Able: Not for Everyone
by Benjamin Potter
March 4, 2011
© 2010 Doubleday, New York Gabe Lyons is the founder of Q (qideas.org), an organization that studies society and looks for answers. I was first introduced to this young Christian thinker when he coauthored unChristian. I was intrigued... [Read on]
Good News???
by James Garrett
March 4, 2011
This book was a real Hate-Love relationship for me.Lyons is basically a proponent of the post-Christian era … not that he believes that this is as it should be; rather, he seemingly resigns himself in the concept that this is where the world no... [Read on]
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