Rob Bell

I've had a sense since I was young
that there's more going on here, that
the world is not a cold, dead place,
that it's alive in some compelling and
mysterious way.
This book is about that sense. I've tried
to listen to it, and follow it, and trust it.
It's been devastating at times, intoxicating
at others, heartbreaking and maddening
and euphoric——how do you make sense
of this experience we're having here

"Bell and Golden trace redemption from Genesis to Revelation...[delivering] a tough message the American church needs to hear."
—Christianity Today

"Equal parts prophetic warning and call to action, Jesus Wants to Save Christians exhorts Jesus's followers to sacrifice their comforts and hear the 'cry of the oppressed.'"
—Grand Rapids Press

In Jesus Wants to Save Christians, Rob Bell, the New York Times bestselling

We have to test everything. I thank God for anybody anywhere who is pointing people to the mysteries of God. But those people would all tell you to think long and hard about what they are saying and doing and creating. Test it. Probe it. Do that to this book. Don't swallow it uncritically. Think about it. Wrestle with it. Just because I'm a Christian and I'm trying to articulate a Christian worldview doesn't mean I've got it nailed. I'm contributing