Two Sponsored Titles by Karen Cedergren: Sept 22/25
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Coming Out Alive!: Navigating Postmodern Philosophy and Culture
Author(s): Karen E. Cedergren
Price: 2.99 (Ends Sept 24)
NAVIGATING POSTMODERN PHILOSOPHY AND CULTURE
An easy-to-read Christian book detailing the effects and impact that Postmodern philosophy and culture are having on the believer’s worldview and the practice of our faith, and more importantly offering Scriptural guidance, supported by more than 270 verses, on how the believer can navigate Postmodern culture and remain faithful to Christ.
Here are some comments from those who have read the pre-published manuscript:
Question: Is there a message for the Body of Christ in this book? Proofreader’s answer: “YES, YES, YES. Your words are informative, backed with research, and blessed with Scripture; easy to read, sincere, current, and more. Your book makes so much sense to me. It taught me things I didn’t know and reinforced beliefs we share.”
Endorsement by Rev. Ed Garcia, President of Rhema Christian Center, Golden, MS, USA: “The first thought that came to mind after reading, Coming Out Alive! was that someone has put “voice” to what I believe a lot of believers are thinking! What gives this book validity is that I know the heart and have seen the life of the author. Two words: NO COMPROMISE.”
LOVING JESUS AND HIS CHURCH: God’s Love Design for Your Local Church
Author(s): Karen E. Cedergren
Price: 2.99 (Ends Sept 24)
In Loving Jesus and His Church, Karen E. Cedergren draws from over 45 years of pastoral and missions experience to present a heartfelt and biblically grounded message about the importance of the local church. She addresses the struggles many Christians face with church life, including hurt, disillusionment, and spiritual drift, while offering hope, healing, and clarity.
Through Scripture and practical wisdom, Karen reminds readers that the church is not just a place of worship, but a God-ordained community for growth, discipleship, and love. This book is ideal for believers seeking renewed purpose in their faith journey, for pastors guiding their congregations, and for anyone looking to understand why loving the church is part of loving Jesus.
