What do people learn from us?
Our behavior may be someone’s most immediate experience of Christian belief.
A forthcoming book by Dan Spada
What Are
They Seeing?
How Your Everyday Life Shapes the Way People See Christianity
Currently in development
The central idea
Once people know we’re Christian, they’re already learning something about Christianity through the way we live.
That happens long before we intentionally try to evangelize them. It happens in ordinary conversations, disagreements, friendships, workplaces, families, and the moments when we don’t realize anyone is paying attention.
What Are They Seeing? looks honestly at that quiet form of witness. It asks what our lives are teaching about Christianity and how we can make the faith easier for other people to see clearly.
Where do we make the faith harder to see?
Good intentions do not always produce the impression we think they do.
What makes belief more credible?
Ordinary consistency, humility, mercy, and honesty often communicate more than a perfect argument.
Publication
The book is being written now.
Cover art, publication timing, preorder information, endorsements, and reader resources will be added here when they are ready. There is no mailing list to join and nothing being sold yet.
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