Name: Owned (en Inglés)
SKU: 68976355
Price: 75141.00 COP
Availability: InStock
Author: Michael Wicker
ISBN: 9798182779678

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Still Water Books

Autor

Michael Wicker

Año

2026

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

266

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9798182779678

Owned (en Inglés)

Michael Wicker (Autor) · Still Water Books · Tapa Blanda

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OWNED: The Liberating Truth About Belonging to Christ recovers the word we changed, and traces what it means from Eden's garden to the slave market of the ancient world to the ordinary Monday morning. Beginning with humanity's original calling to serve the King, Michael Wicker exposes the self-ruled life for the captivity it is: the unseen bondages of identity, comparison, comfort, and distraction that quietly imprison people who feel perfectly free. Then he turns to the astonishing transaction at the heart of the gospel - a Redeemer who paid the full price of the slave market to make those he purchased his own, and who, in the greatest inversion in history, took the form of a slave himself so that slaves could become sons.Inside, readers will discover: why slavery to Christ is not the end of freedom but its rescue; how the ancient slave market illuminates redemption, adoption, and union with Christ; what total belonging means for work, family, money, rest, and failure; how the doulos identity equips believers for a post-Christian culture; the dangerous distortions of the doulos claim - dominion, hierarchy, power - and how Scripture guards against them; and built-in study tools (glossary, scripture index, doulos passage guide, discussion questions).Written with pastoral warmth and theological precision, OWNED is for every reader who has felt the weight of being their own master - and who suspects that the Bible's most offensive word may be the only one big enough for the freedom we were made for.