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Get Off Your Donkey!

Help Others and Help Yourself

by Reggie McNeal

The Good Samaritan shocked the world by getting off his donkey… and Reggie McNeal wants you to get off yours

    • Author

      Reggie McNeal

    • Book Format

      Paperback

    • Publisher

      Baker Publishing Group

    • Published

      March 2013

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      In Jesus’ parable of the Good Samaritan, the hero of the story - with suspect spiritual credentials for his religion obsessed audience - is the only person who reflects God’s heart for the person in need. The moral of the story is that you have to get off your donkey to help somebody.

      In his book with the same provocaticve title, Reggie McNeal argues that it’s time for all of us to get up off whatever we’re sitting on and help somebody! “This book is a call to action,” he says. “Maybe you can’t change the world, but you can change your street. Writing for anyone and everyone who wants to stem the darkness, the author knows that most of his readers will be church people. So he gives this blunt warning: the book is aimed at that brand of unbiblical church-ianity that has resulted in
      a church-centric religion which fails to reflect the heart of God for people.

      Acknowledgments
      Introduction
      1. A Choice to Make
      2. Just Passing By
      3. Help Yourself
      4. The Meaning of Life
      5. The Big Reveal
      6. Take Your Best Shot
      7. You Have a Lot to (Un)learn
      8. Keep Score—Make It Count!
      Conclusion
      Notes

      You’ve been sitting on your donkey long enough!

      In one of his most famous parables, Jesus points us to a man who gets down off his donkey and helps someone in dire need. Now, with energy and enthusiasm,
      Reggie McNeal calls you to dismount, get messy, and live a life that makes a real difference. He reveals two mutually reinforcing truths: First, helping others is often the best path for our own personal development.

      And second, as you become more the person you were designed to be, you increase your capacity to serve others. It all starts with a decision to get off your donkey-today!

      Specification

      • Author

        Reggie McNeal

      • Book Format

        Paperback

      • Publisher

        Baker Publishing Group

      • Published

        March 2013

      • Weight

        182g

      • Page Count

        176

      • Dimensions

        13.8 x 21.4 x 1.6 cm

      • ISBN

        9780801014970

      • ISBN-10

        0801014972

      • Eden Code

        4055877

      More Information

      • Author/Creator: Reggie McNeal

      • ISBN: 9780801014970

      • Publisher: Baker Publishing Group

      • Release Date: March 2013

      • Weight: 182g

      • Dimensions: 13.8 x 21.4 x 1.6 cm

      • Eden Code: 4055877


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      11 years ago

      This is a punchy and inspiring read.

      Everybody knows the parable of the Good Samaritan. Its the story about loving your neighbour, about citizenship, about seeing - before colour and creed - a fellow man. So well known is this story, that, like a word repeated over and over again, its easy for the central message to become lost or dulled along the way. Dr Reggie McNeal reminds us that this parable is far more than a heart-warming sentiment. It is a call to action. He courageously points to an institutionalised religion that speaks of doing God's will from the comfort and warmth of a church, and denounces it. The effect he wants to have on his readers is simple - 'To get them out of the church business and into the people business'. It would be easy for McNeal to preach from on high about how we should help our fellow man, but this book is something else. It reads more like a practical, common sense guide that can be picked up by anyone. This is a book for chuch-goers, for stay-at-homers, for non-Christians. It's a punchy and inspiring read, loaded with anecdotes to entertain and encourage you to re-evaluate the world around you and your role within in it. Chapters are interspersed with moments of reflection, with a couple of lines to allow you to jot down your thoughts. This is an essential tool for conveying McNeal's message, transforming you from a passive reader to an active thinker and therefore, a do-er. He will teach you how to identify your strengths, and your community's needs, equipping you with the confidence, vision and passion to make 'making a difference' a part of your daily life. Sit back, read and re-learn what it is to be a Good Samaritan in the 21st Century, then 'Go and do likewise'.

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