The gospel’s power lies in its counterintuitive, paradoxical, and sometimes offensive nature. Often, we are tempted to be ashamed of it, or we attempt to make it more “relevant” and palatable to unbelievers. Yet this robs the gospel of its power. Kyle Idleman, author, speaker, and pastor at Southeast Christian Church, urges us to embrace the upside-down nature of the gospel’s power, because within it, we find our very life.
Kyle Idleman is Senior Pastor at Southeast Christian Church in Louisville, Kentucky—the fifth largest church in the country with over 20,000 in attendance every week. Kyle is a sought-after speaker for regional and national conferences and the author of four books including the bestsellers Not A Fan and The End of Me. He has also worked with City on a Hill Studio to write and present seven video curricula including the award-winning H20: A Journey of Faith and The Easter Experience. Kyle and his wife, DesiRae, have four children.
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