The Great Challenge: Living a Love that Reconciles

by Ryan Nunez

Publisher:

New City Press

, 2020-05-13

Overview

We are going to look at five specific ways that Jesus instructs his followers to love and your challenge is to try it out, to put it into practice and see hat happens. Each challenge asks you to break through a barrier common in most people’s lives with an uncommon act of love. Through the journey you will see what happens within the people you love and what happens within you. Living Jesus’s command to love one another will transform your life. We are not talking about a feeling-based or emotional love... and neither was Jesus. We are talking about an action-based love. A radical love that stretches the bounds of comfort and rational thinking. It’s the kind of love that can change the world.

Key Features

• Instructs his followers to love.
• Challenges to break through a barrier common in most people’s lives
• Exposes radical love that stretches the bounds of comfort and rational thinking.

Praise for

Ryan has given us a practical guide to understand as well as to practice true spirituality

--Joe Tosini. Founder, John 17 Movement

According to Mother Teresa, the greatest poverty is loneliness. Relationships are fundamental to human life and wellbeing. Ryan Nunez’s practical yet challenging book shows us how to improve and develop relationships and so fill our lives with “action-based love.”

--Bishop Peter Smith. Portland, Oregon

Product Details

• Title: The Great Challenge: Living a Love that Reconciles
• Author: Ryan Nunez
• Publisher: New City Press
• Print Publication Date: 2020-05-13
• Pages: 122
• Language: English
• Resources: 1
• Format: Digital › Logos Reader Edition
• ISBNs: 9781565480155, 1565480155
• Resource ID: LLS:GRTCHLLNGRCNCLS
• Resource Type: Monograph
• Metadata Last Updated: 2024-09-20T18:34:13Z

About Ryan Nunez

Ryan Nunez, is the lead pastor at Palm Valley Church in Phoenix. He earned a PhD in materials science at Arizona State but, like his father and grandfather, always felt the call to full-time ministry. That call and passion for reaching people far from God led Ryan and his wife, Adrienne, to join three other couples in starting Palm Valley Church. Overt the last twenty years Palm Valley Church has grown to become one of the largest churches in the Phoenix metro area.