Your honest confession about missing the real Jesus in a world shaped by algorithms and cheap imitations really struck me. So much of modern Christianity can feel like a surface version of faith, and your call to rediscover the unabridged Jesus resonates deeply. I’ve been thinking about that tension between surface Christianity and true, rooted identity in Christ — how work, calling, and purpose can all be reframed when we see Jesus for who He truly is. I just shared a chapter exploring these themes of identity, work, and eternal presence in Christ — if you’d like to read:
Your honest confession about missing the real Jesus in a world shaped by algorithms and cheap imitations really struck me. So much of modern Christianity can feel like a surface version of faith, and your call to rediscover the unabridged Jesus resonates deeply. I’ve been thinking about that tension between surface Christianity and true, rooted identity in Christ — how work, calling, and purpose can all be reframed when we see Jesus for who He truly is. I just shared a chapter exploring these themes of identity, work, and eternal presence in Christ — if you’d like to read:
https://theeternalnowmm.substack.com/p/please-share-the-eternal-job?r=71z4jh
Thanks M.A. — I really appreciate your comment and just checked out your page!