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The Naked Gospel: The Truth You May Never Hear in Church Paperback – August 30, 2009
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For those who are weary of Christian cliché and compromise crowding out what was supposed to be good news, The Naked Gospel offers the fresh take on the story of Jesus you've been waiting for.
As a university student, Andrew Farley found himself physically and emotionally addicted to street evangelism and Bible study. Yet despite his fervid behavior, he knew something was missing.
That something was an understanding of the gospel that is stripped of the churchy jargon and hypocrisies of the modern church. The Naked Gospel finds kindred spirits among those who are burned out on experience-chasing, ceremonialism, or legalism. It dismantles churchy jargon and powerless ideas and puts forth a message that is simple but life changing:
Jesus plus nothing. 100% natural. No additives.
The Naked Gospel is an invitation to dive deep into the indispensable, powerful core of the Christian faith. Are you ready?
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- Print length240 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherZondervan
- Publication dateAugust 30, 2009
- Dimensions5.5 x 0.63 x 8.5 inches
- ISBN-100310293065
- ISBN-13978-0310293064
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"If you're tired of wearing the 'I'm a super Christian' mask and are weary and discouraged on the inside, read this book and experience the freedom Jesus brings." --Mary DeMuth, best-selling author of Daisy Chain and Thin Places
"What a great 'textbook' on how to strip away all the religious fakery and take the challenge to just be a normal person while being a healthy Christian." --Steve Arterburn, best-selling author of Every Man's Battle: Winning the War on Sexual Temptation One Victory at a Time
"Our culture screams at us, 'productivity!' and often, this mantra gets absorbed and spread by the church. Grace is a word we use often, but rarely understand the depth and true meaning of. In The Naked Gospel, Andrew Farley strips down religion and shows us the faith and freedom God intends for us to have in a fully abundant, radiant life." --Anne Jackson, best-selling author of Mad Church Disease and Permission to Speak Freely
"The Naked Gospel is an intelligently written book that is thoroughly intriguing. Your church or small group could benefit greatly by its wisdom and concepts. This is a must read!" --Dave Stone, Senior Minister, Southeast Christian Church (12th largest church in America)
"The message that Andrew Farley brings in The Naked Gospel is so necessary for the church today. It is absolutely essential for a fulfilling and genuinely Christ-centered life." --Dr. John Best, Th.D., Former Professor of New Testament Literature and Exegesis, Dallas Theological Seminary
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- Publisher : Zondervan; First Edition (August 30, 2009)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 240 pages
- ISBN-10 : 0310293065
- ISBN-13 : 978-0310293064
- Item Weight : 9.9 ounces
- Dimensions : 5.5 x 0.63 x 8.5 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #118,445 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #145 in Christian Rites & Ceremonies Books
- #1,748 in Christian Personal Growth
- #3,693 in Christian Spiritual Growth (Books)
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ANDREW FARLEY is quietly helping millions of people discover the beauty of their new identity in Jesus Christ and how to live from God's grace like never before. Andrew is lead pastor of Church Without Religion, a non-denominational church on the high plains of west Texas. Andrew is also the author of seven bestselling books including "The Naked Gospel" and "Twisted Scripture." Andrew Farley LIVE, a nationwide call-in radio program, airs every weeknight at 8pm Eastern on Sirius XM, Channel 131. Visit AndrewFarley.org to be encouraged in God's love and grace.
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I never liked Paul, he was harsh cruel almost when I read his words. But after the light Farley sheds on him I have a new found love and respect for Paul. I FINALLY UNDERSTAND HIM. He NEVER made sense before. Now that his words are placed in context I see Paul for the kind man he was. In many ways it feels like I am reading my bible for the first time. The whole New Testament reads so completely different to me know. They way I was taught was that we are not under Law but under grace but then law upon law was heaped upon us, in the old and the new. A great contradiction that no one admitted to or addressed but everyone tried to make 'fit' they pulled and stretched until it did fit, tight like the skin of a drum. No one ever just simply looked at it and reasoned it out. WHY? I don't know the answer to this question and I may never know it but it is enough to have this new book show new concepts that work better than anything has before.
The nay sayers will never let up. They will always be there to bully, conjole, and guilt everyone they can back into the old way of thinking. A Modern day Sanhedrin all though many will do so innocently with the best of intentions thinking they are serving God. Sorry a little of my own frustrations seeping out there, but it had to be voiced because it will and is happening.
C. Stephans sorry for your misperceptions and completely incorrect interpretation. Your dependance on tradition is as blatent as the noon sky. however you at least appear to be trying to present in a peacful manner. Your presentation is misleadin and convoluting. You know farley is correct here. and you have tried to present your own prejudice as face by listing farley's page bnumbers byut you have backed up nothing of your own argument. let go of your predujices and look with out the blinders. I hope you are able to overcome these limitations. We are meant to be united, one body, under Christ. Just let go!
When you wrote your review of the naked gospel did you actually research the data or just wing it? Because it really reads like you winged it based on an acceptance and adherence to traditional cultural Christianity. I respect your point of view but i think it is grossly irresponsible to write a review that your did not proof and is based on a cultural traditional bias rather than biblical truth. Your comment is based SOLELY on church tradition rather than biblical fact.
Andrew Farley, Thanks!
One reviewer with a different perspective spoke of Farley ignoring the traditions of the early church. My studies indicate that this is a mixed bag here: does Farley repeat the message of Grace (something quite separate from Mercy, BTW, but that's a different rant) that is found in every generation of the Church since Paul? NO. Absolutely not. This is not a text about Grace In Church History. Is the same story of Grace found in every generation of believers? 100% absolutely YES. This Grace, this freedom, has been discovered and must be discovered by every generation and every individual believer. Paul taught this to the Galatians. Luther understood this. Edwards understood this. Farley understands, and what's more, very capably communicates this to anyone who reads his book.
As many other reviews also mentioned, there is nothing "new" in this book; I've heard these teachings all of my christian life. What is different is that Farley has phrased these realities in such a fashion that these truths, "hidden in plain sight," have been made real to my heart as well as my head. This is the most eye-opening book I've read in many years. I've likened it to Brother Andrew's The Practice of the Presence of God. Brother Andy's version hits the experiential reality of God's Presence and Brother Drew's version underscores the Scriptural foundations for understanding, and LIVING that reality that speaks to this age.
Is it hard to believe? Definitely. For anyone raised under the "self" focus of the Law, by which I mean that the purpose of the Law is to point out how terribly, wretchedly short we all fall of God's Perfection and that ANY efforts on our part to "earn" any part of Christ's redemptive work for us is SELF focused.
I fear I'm not making this incredibly simple, straightforward truth very clear at all. Save yourself a great deal of hassle and read this book for yourself.
You might not agree. You might find yourself able to truly rest in God's Amazing Grace in ways that were not possible before. If nothing else, you will definitely find more than a single sitting's worth of food for thought. Some read it and found tough steak. I read it and enjoyed fork-tender Fillet Mignon. In both cases, no pablum.








