‘To Change All Worlds’ is a profound and valuable critique of some of the most important trends of our age. It offers a constructive call for Christians to reclaim a positive, lived-out vision of humanity amid contemporary society’s fragmented and often despairing voices.
While the ‘casually dechurched’ may signal hope for a renewed evangelical future, they also cast an indictment on her past.
The root of our generational and cultural divide is the belief that the universe is a blank canvas on which to paint our own meanings and craft our own identities.
When we try to live as if we create reality, reality bites back.
Only the God we see in Christ is the foundation of reality, the source of meaning, the root of justice, the ground of objectivity, and the definition of truth.
