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Jesus Unbranded: Volume 2

Stories With Bite

Mike Elms
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Invite Press

About

THE GREATEST STORIES EVER TOLD

When something is difficult to explain, a story is good.
'It's sorta like....'

Which is why Jesus told stories.

'How do I describe heaven? Well, it's sorta like....'

We know those stories as parables. They give us incredible insights into God's world.
Jesus told them using imagery that made sense to the ancient, agricultural society he was speaking into.
They featured kings and servants; wineskins and vineyard workers; shepherds and their sheep; fig trees and goats; tax collectors and Samaritans.

But what if Jesus were to tell his stories to us, here and now?

Surely he'd use different imagery to share his timeless truths.

Imagery that would resonate with our 21st century, ultra-diverse society.

Maybe he'd tell stories involving builders and electricians; entrepreneurs and investors; lawyers and newspaper editors; Ferraris and Fords; sailboats and motorboats; a ski trip and a theme park.

However, while he might change the storylines, the underlying messaging would remain unchanged.

Experience the timeless truths of Jesus, reimagined for today's world.

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