ROBERT SNITKO
PASTOR
AUTHOR & SPEAKER
KINGDOM FORMATION BOOK
Discovering how to live life on earth as it is in heaven…
“Robert Snitko has the audacity to believe that eternal life is more than just going to be with Jesus in heaven when we die. He can be this audacious, of course, because he has read and loves the Bible—the Bible which tells us on every page that salvation is not a matter of life after death, but of entering this very moment into the Life that has conquered death in the crucifixion and resurrection of the Son of God and the pouring out of the Holy Spirit. As a pastor, I appreciate Robert’s work—part manifesto and part handbook for living the life of the kingdom now.”
—Andrew Arndt, Lead Pastor, New Life East, Colorado Springs, CO; author of Streams in the Wasteland: Finding Spiritual Renewal with the Desert Fathers and Mothers
“Giving voice to the deep anxieties in our age made all the more pressing by those of us who confess Jesus as Lord over it all, Robert Snitko, points readers toward an answer: the Kingdom of God. With a conversational style, he not only clearly lays out the Scriptural vision but also plots a way forward for readers to participate in it. This is an inspiring book that equips readers to begin to live in light of God’s goodness and power.”
—Amy Peeler, Professor of New Testament, Wheaton College; author of Hebrews (Commentaries for Christian Formation)
“Jesus was overjoyed to provide us with the means for living lives of godliness. Robert Snitko unpacks the wealth of Biblical teachings concerning life in God’s eternal Kingdom and gives us a vision of what our lives become when we receive Jesus and all that he provides. The exciting fact is, those who have received him, are already living in his Kingdom where peace, joy, and hope are our inheritance. Kingdom Formation is a celebration of this reality and a helpful guide for those who yearn to experience life to the fullest in Christ.”
—Sanjay Merchant, Professor of Theology, Moody Bible Institute
ABOUT ROBERT
ROBERT SNITKO is a pastor, author, and ministry leader who hails from Chicago, IL. Currently, Robert serves as a pastor in central Wisconsin. Robert has studied at Moody Bible Institute (BA), Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (MA), Princeton Theological Seminary, & Liberty University (DMin). He is the author of 4 books and has various publications in academic journals. Robert has spoken at school chapels, churches, retreats, & podcasts.
Testimonials
ROBERT SNITKO’S BOOKS
“Giving voice to the deep anxieties in our age made all the more pressing by those of us who confess Jesus as Lord over it all, Robert Snitko, points readers toward an answer: the Kingdom of God. With a conversational style, he not only clearly lays out the Scriptural vision but also plots a way forward for readers to participate in it. This is an inspiring book that equips readers to begin to live in light of God’s goodness and power.”
Amy Peeler on Kingdom Formation
“Robert Snitko offers us a wonderful pastoral call for unity, understanding, and the witness to reconciliation promised in Jesus Christ. With a sharp mind and a pastor’s heart Snitko draws us all back to the Apostle’s Creed and the centrality of Christ for a unity that can actually witness to the depths of God’s love in our pluralistic age. This book is timely, engaging, and insightful.”
Andrew Root on God is Not Black-and-White
“I thought by now that I’d be wiser, steadier, and better. Instead, I still require heaps of grace. A Love We Don’t Deserve assures us that ‘God is interested in brokenness,’ and beckons us to rest in God’s grace through a thoughtful study of Psalm 32. We’ll never grasp the depth of God’s grace, but every step leads to new beauties. Please take this step.”
Brian Jennings on A Love We Don’t Deserve
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