Jesus World

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Jesus World

By: Jamie Buckingham

Narrated by: Bruce Buckingham

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Have you ever wondered what Disney World would be like if it were centered on Jesus instead of cartoon characters? Would it be a good thing? Or would there just be as much fantasy as any other theme park run by robotics and remote controls? Is it okay to make Jesus and his message more entertaining if people are converted in the process? Or is it better to simply follow the pattern of his life and his lifestyle, and make not just converts, but true disciples? Jesus World, an audiobook, is a fictional study of the differences between high profile Christianity, riddled with compromise, yet justified by countless conversions, and simple, Jesus-like discipleship. Can both exist side-by-side? Or will one overtake the other, in the name of God?