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Radical: Taking Back Your Faith from the American Dream

This book delves into the intersection of faith and the American Dream, arguing that the pursuit of material success can overshadow spiritual growth. It encourages readers to critically examine their own lives and beliefs, advocating for a more balanced approach to living that prioritizes spiritual fulfillment over material gain. more

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David Platt
David Platt

David Platt is a pastor known for his deep biblical scholarship and his commitment to bringing Christian faith into modern life. Born on July 11, 1979, he has made significant contributions to the Christian community through his leadership and writings. more

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Book:Speak No Evil
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Book:Darkness
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