Christianity as it Should Be

My book, "Fix Me, Love Them: Christianity as it Should Be", is a call to shift the focus from religion to love.

So often we feel it is our calling to "fix" people for God. But is this really the Christian life as Christ intends? Is it really our place to judge, condemn, and mold people into who we believe they need to be, or are we only to focus on bettering ourselves, so that we may better love others?

The world understands judgment, what it needs is hope.

The world understands pain, what it needs is healing.

The world understands loneliness, what it needs is restoration and love.

Available on Amazon and Barnes and Noble forum paperback, kindle, and nook editions.

Sounds interesting. I think you got a good handle on what Christianity shoud be.

I would never claim to have a handle on it, but hope I am on the right path.

Not just christians, but how people ... regardless of their religion or non-religion, should be.

Thankfully, I've found most people to be kind, helpful, and friendly.

Congratulations on your book!

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