Primary audience is Christians tired of superficial faith, who desperately want to know, "What does God want from me? Just tell me what I'm supposed to do." Secondary audience is pastors and other church leaders frustrated by the lack of spiritual growth in their members. Book format appeals to churches, small groups, and ministries for group and individual Bible study.
Outrageous Truth appeals to a wide range of Christians concerned about moral truth: College students, business people, homemakers, parents, and grandparents will find encouragement to articulate and defend their values. Churches, pastors, and neighborhood study groups will use the book as a training tool and study guide to strengthen their efforts at proclaiming the truth.
Anyone who has been wounded and has a need to forgive will benefit from When Forgiveness Doesn't Make Sense. It is also for those who sense they need to be forgiven by others, including God. Victims of abuse will find answers in its pages, as will church leaders who want to forgive a sinning member but are confused about the relationship between forgiveness and consequences. The audience for this book also includes the Christian who has difficulty "forgiving God" for allowing the pain in his or her life.