Description
The world has entered a time of cultural, political, and economic shaking that promises to be historic in its global impact. At its core lies a global economic system that has evolved over thousands of years into a highly complex and dysfunctional set of rules and regulations. Its companion is a monetary system that is designed to feed that dysfunction for the benefit of the kings of the earth. Both contain fatal flaws that have plagued humanity throughout history. The good news is the church will have a historic opportunity to correct these flaws in the coming decade.
For that to happen, followers of Jesus must discard the “traditions of men” that have entangled them and adopt a new, yet radical, “biblical economic worldview.” The design of this new system is revealed when we begin with the first chronological verses in the Creation narrative: John 1:1-5. They set the context for the most overlooked “economic” verse in all of Scripture.
“Then the LORD God took the man and put him into the garden of Eden to cultivate it and keep it.” Genesis 2:15
God’s kind intention for humans has never been to create an economic system that makes us into voracious consumers of “stuff,” while squandering Creation’s natural resources and separating us from our identity His image bearers. Our present-day reality requires us to acknowledge our error and restore an age-old covenant that will overcome man’s “Great Reset” while blessing humanity for generations to come.
“Untold generations and many cultures away from God’s original instructions to humanity in the Garden, America’s modern faith community embraces ungodly economic thinking. This book jolted me into thinking differently, which is to consider God’s “Plan A.” It’s profound and radical for those of us who rock along assuming God is a pure capitalist. He’s not. These pages will rock you out of your rocker.”
Joel Salatin, Polyface Farms
Note: If you haven’t read the first two books, you may want to check out our discounted three-book bundle (or you could just give them to a friend).
Approximately 120 pages
