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| Becoming Conversant with the Emerging Church by D. A. Carson |
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| Written by Gary Gilley |
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One of the fastest growing and most unsettling movements within the borders of Christianity is the emerging church. Barely ten years in its development, the emergent church is challenging the very foundations of evangelicalism, causing many to question their beliefs. D. A. Carson is one of the first to address the emergent church in a comprehensive way. Carson is a careful, solid theologian and Bible scholar. When he speaks we better listen, even if we occasionally might not agree. Carson has used his considerable skill to give us a fair but hard hitting analysis of this movement, its leaders and its basic tenants. The author knows the issues and he knows how to address them biblically. Becoming Conversant with the Emerging Church is a most helpful volume. I recommend it highly. Bookmark and Share This Page:      |
