The Disciple's Perspective: Doctrine as a Compass for Life
We live in a world full of motion but lacking direction. Every day we’re bombarded with content, opinions, and urgent decisions. As followers of Jesus, it’s easy to feel disoriented—even when we sincerely want to live a life that honors God. We may know Scripture matters. We may believe doctrine is important. But what we often lack is something deeper: perspective—a theological lens clear enough to interpret life and a compass steady enough to guide us through it.
The Disciple’s Perspective: Doctrine as a Compass for Life is a tool for everyday Christians who want to grow theologically—not just in head knowledge, but in heart formation and practical wisdom. This book doesn’t aim to answer every doctrinal debate or resolve every theological tension. Instead, it offers a way of seeing—a gospel-shaped perspective on life built around the grand story of Scripture: Creation, Fall, Redemption, and Consummation.
We live in a world full of motion but lacking direction. Every day we’re bombarded with content, opinions, and urgent decisions. As followers of Jesus, it’s easy to feel disoriented—even when we sincerely want to live a life that honors God. We may know Scripture matters. We may believe doctrine is important. But what we often lack is something deeper: perspective—a theological lens clear enough to interpret life and a compass steady enough to guide us through it.
The Disciple’s Perspective: Doctrine as a Compass for Life is a tool for everyday Christians who want to grow theologically—not just in head knowledge, but in heart formation and practical wisdom. This book doesn’t aim to answer every doctrinal debate or resolve every theological tension. Instead, it offers a way of seeing—a gospel-shaped perspective on life built around the grand story of Scripture: Creation, Fall, Redemption, and Consummation.
We live in a world full of motion but lacking direction. Every day we’re bombarded with content, opinions, and urgent decisions. As followers of Jesus, it’s easy to feel disoriented—even when we sincerely want to live a life that honors God. We may know Scripture matters. We may believe doctrine is important. But what we often lack is something deeper: perspective—a theological lens clear enough to interpret life and a compass steady enough to guide us through it.
The Disciple’s Perspective: Doctrine as a Compass for Life is a tool for everyday Christians who want to grow theologically—not just in head knowledge, but in heart formation and practical wisdom. This book doesn’t aim to answer every doctrinal debate or resolve every theological tension. Instead, it offers a way of seeing—a gospel-shaped perspective on life built around the grand story of Scripture: Creation, Fall, Redemption, and Consummation.