Reborn to Be Wild

Reborn to Be Wild:
Reviving Our Radical Pursuit of Jesus
By Ed Underwood (David C. Cook, 2010)

“Whether you met Jesus in the Jesus Movement like me or you’re an emergent Christian or you’re a believer anywhere in between who’s asking God to use you to make a revival-difference in this world, you have to get this straight.

“Only those who are willing to join God in risking grace by extending it to sinners without hesitation or compromise will know the spontaneous spiritual joy that sparks spiritual revolution.” –Ed Underwood, from the book

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