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Finally Alive

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Finally Alive

By: John Piper
Narrated by: Raymond Todd
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Why is the church so ineffectual and characterized by the mosaic generation as unchristian? The term "born again" has been devalued both in society and in the church. Recent social studies surveys have shown that those who regard themselves as born-again Christians have the same tendency to divorce as people who aren't Christians at all! In these surveys, being born again is defined by what people say they believe.

The New Testament defines Christians very differently. Piper defines new birth biblically and helps us to embrace the reality of it: "I hope that showing that the new birth is not in our control helps make pastors and other Christians desperate for the supernatural in their ministries."

©2009 John Piper (P)2009 christianaudio.com
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So good I listened in one session.
Makes clear the gospel and our role as believers.

Excellent listen

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Great book for new believers yearning to understand what has happened to them. John Piper is very clear and makes the new birth in Jesus Christ easy to understand.

Excellent Book!

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Good overall, but didn’t agree with every doctrinal principle. I would have preferred a perspective that included both gods total grace and redemption, but with the role of personal choice in receiving that redemption.

Good but with some disagreement in perspective

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