Publisher's Synopsis
Cultural redemption is dead in Christianity, yet it must be reinstated to bring the Bride of Christ to earth, always remembering that Jesus returns only for His Bride. But the idea of cultural redemption has been missing from the church for 1700 years until, today; its restoration has become an absolute necessity if Christ's mission is to survive. Let us read John 3:3 backward, for it defines our Christian dilemma: If you cannot see the kingdom of God, you are not born again. Hence, today we exist in a delusion, a form of cheap salvation void of overcoming, that diverts most saints from the throne room of God, constantly weakening the mission of Christ. Handcuffed with this brainwashed inheritance the church and saints do not understand the need for a rebellion back into the fervor and passion of Christ. Instead, we sleep; materialistically content. Consequently, the arrival of the Bride has been forfeited in our culture, and our time. God must intervene to save the mission of His Son, placing His church back on the correct course. And this intervention will not be pain free.
