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Subversive Kingdom by Ed Stetzer

iOS Universal

FEATURES OF THE SUBVERSIVE KINGDOM APP

- Sample chapter of Subversive Kingdom by Ed Stetzer
- Bookcasting Enabled App! While reading a book through this app, you can choose to Bookcast exactly what is on your screen. Perfect for small groups and book clubs, this feature helps facilitate discussion creating a truly social, face-to-face reading experience. Bring attention to key passages by highlighting text on your screen and have it show up in the followers screen. This feature works between iPhone and iPads and content can be followed by any Bookcast-enabled app from LifeWay.
- Discussion Presentation for book clubs and small groups: share and follow a synchronized conversation guide about Subversive Kingdom across multiple iOS devices
- Over 100 quotes from Ed Stetzer to share on Facebook and Twitter
- Instant updates from Ed Stetzer through his blog and social media accounts
- Sync your content between your iPhone, iPad, and MyStudyBible.com

SUBVERSIVE KINGDOM

This world is a dark, evil, and broken place - more corrosive and corrupting than we even realize since we sit here in the middle of it, with nothing else to compare it to. But for those who know that Christ is coming to establish a new and perfect order, ours is not just a world to endure but a world to invade. Believers have not been stationed here on earth merely to subsist but to actively subvert the enemy’s attempts at blinding people in unbelief and burying them under heartbreaking loads of human need.

The kingdom of God changes all that.

Ed Stetzer’s Subversive Kingdom is a personal call for Christians to reorient their thinking and lifestyle to match what Jesus described of His people in Scripture, while teaming up with other believers through their churches to bring light into a dying and darkening culture. Stetzer uses the parables of Christ to unlock the “kingdom secrets” that bring this mysterious concept within understandable reach, while urging Christians to turn this knowledge into practical, everyday, ongoing missions designed to set people free from lives headed for hopelessness.