Disappearing Church

Really great commentary on Christian-living in the post-Christian cultural west. On being a Christian in the midst of a me-focused, individualistic, hedonistic culture.

Again, Sayers considers the social and cultural fabric of society at large, through the lens of Jesus, and delivers a tidal wave of observations, critiques, and ideas surrounding movements, churches, institutions, and everything in between. The second half of this book, in particular, warrants a second reading on my behalf as I feel there's a lot more to sift through. But for now I stand validated and challenged, concurrently, in a lot of my own personal reflections in how we're to abide in the Father within our ‘beautiful world' with all it's audacious promises and glorious chasms.