For anyone who has ever wondered “There must be more than this<\/em>” about the Christian life, Steve Schaefer has just the book for you. Living in the Overlap<\/strong><\/em> examines what the Bible has to say about the Kingdom of God in both the old and new testaments, especially what Jesus had to say about it. With an abundance of scripture references, quotes from many theologians, and his own personal experiences, Schaefer helps us to understand just what is meant by the Kingdom of God and how it should affect the life of Christians today as we wait for the final coming of Christ when he will usher in the\u00a0 fulfillment of His new testament kingdom promises.<\/p>\n Living in the Overlap<\/strong><\/em> is fairly easy to read with a conversational tone that should appeal to most readers. The well documented facts and an extensive section of end notes should satisfy the scholars among us. Schaefer made several excellent points that should challenge every Christian on how we can best be about the work of bringing Christ’s kingdom to those around us. I know he gave me plenty to consider.<\/p>\n This book was provided for review by Glass Road Public Relations.<\/em><\/strong> <\/em><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"..\/wp-content\/uploads\/2010\/02\/divider21.jpg\" "\\"divider2\\"")
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<\/a>Did Jesus already establish His kingdom on earth? ” Living in the Overlap<\/em> explores the challenges and benefits of living in a kingdom that is both “already” and “not yet.” If you want a deeper understanding of Jesus’ kingdom message, and if you want to explore the kingdom’s implications for your life today, let this provocative and enlightening book be your guide.<\/p>\n