The Right Kind of Christianity: Answering Postmodernism’s Questions

Description

About the Book

In recent years, calls for a “new kind of Christianity” have grown louder—often appealing to postmodern uncertainty, cultural sensitivity, and theological flexibility. The Right Kind of Christianity takes those questions seriously and answers them faithfully.

This book responds directly to the challenges popularized by Brian McLaren’s A New Kind of Christianity, addressing his ten major questions—plus two more essential ones concerning the Holy Spirit and Christian mission. Each chapter examines these issues through careful biblical study, reaffirming that the original gospel remains clear, authoritative, and sufficient.

This is not a reactionary work, nor an academic exercise detached from real life. It is a grounded, scriptural call to return to the simplicity and power of New Testament Christianity.

What You’ll Find Inside

• Clear biblical responses to postmodern and emerging-church arguments

• A reaffirmation of absolute truth grounded in Scripture

• Careful engagement with contemporary theological trends

• Practical insight for teaching, preaching, and personal study

• Discussion questions suitable for classes, small groups, and quarterly studies

With 13 chapters, this book works especially well as a quarter-long congregational or classroom study.

Contributors

Twelve gospel preachers and teachers from three continents contributed to this volume, bringing decades of experience in ministry, missions, evangelism, and teaching:

Don Ruhl • Weylan Deaver • John Henson • Jeff A. Jenkins • Richard Mansel • Ron Thomas • Stephen Bradd • Bill Clary • Matthew K. Clifton • Philip Sanders • Roy Davison • J. Randal Matheny

Several contributors are familiar voices to Forthright Magazine readers and long-time workers in the Lord’s church.

Who This Book Is For

This book is written for Christians who care deeply about faithfulness to Scripture in a changing world. If you’ve noticed growing confusion about truth, authority, doctrine, or the nature of the church—and want thoughtful, biblical clarity—this book is for you.

It will especially resonate with readers of Forthright who value careful Bible study, honest engagement with modern challenges, and confidence in the enduring gospel of Christ.

Bulk orders for classes or group studies are available. Please contact us for details.