Kingdom Formation: Being Transformed for 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 Biblical Studies, Wheaton College
“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
“Kingdom Formation is an in-depth exploration of the life God calls every follower to embody. The individualized exploration for each fruit of the Spirit is insightful and easily applied. The call for Kingdom unity resonates with any heart hungry for God’s way to manifest. Simple, clear, compelling, and worth every minute.”
—Ken Nabi, Regional President of Converge Great Lakes
A Love We Don’t Deserve: Finding Freedom in God’s Grace
“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, Lead Minister, Highland Park Christian Church
God is Not Black-and-White: Seeking Unity in a Theologically Diverse Church
“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, Professor of Youth and Family Ministry, Luther Seminary
“Snitko makes a sincere and wise presentation, encapsulating theology as ‘beautiful mystery.’ The awareness of those theological positions that are primary, and those that are secondary, is a helpful designation. He provides guidelines for determining both, arising for his burden for unity in the Church of Jesus Christ in truth and love.”
—Bruce Fields, Professor of Faith and Culture, Trinity International University
“Robert Snitko carefully identifies a number of important issues—”secondary doctrines”—about which Christians can reasonably disagree and debate. But he truly does us a favor by providing wise counsel, born of his personal journey, as to how to do so with love by listening to one another and truly growing together. To practice his advice is to practice real tolerance within the body of Christ, permitting variations that do not impinge upon the heart of the gospel without ignoring genuine differences. Such freedom and respect is honoring to God and the continuing work of the Holy Spirit within the church. His heartfelt appeal will be heard by earnest peacemakers.”
—Sanjay Merchant, Associate Professor of Theology, Moody Bible Institute
Lessons Learned from Jonah: Meditations on God’s Restoring Grace
“I’m interested in devotionals that cause me to dive deep into scripture, spotlight areas for growth, and lead me back to Christ’s grace. Robert Snitko has delivered! Our family of six loved using Lessons Learned from Jonah for our family devotions, and now I can’t wait to get it in the hands of my church family.”
—Brian Jennings, Lead Minister, Highland Park Christian Church
“Robert’s writing is heartfelt, Christ-centered, scriptural, and accurate! His ‘Call to Action’ in each section brings the Word to bear in our lives in an incredibly practical manner. This devotional is a must read for anyone who struggles to live in obedience to what God has called them to.”
—Tim Yach, Director of Student Ministries, Harvest Bible Chapel Kansas City
“This is not a devotional that is meant to only increase your knowledge of the book of Jonah. That does happen, but what I love most about Robert’s writing is his pastoral heart. He challenges you with each lesson and doesn’t want you to remain unchanged. I encourage you to read this and not run from what God is asking you to do.”
—John Hinger, Josiah Venture Country Leader in Croatia
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