Is Jesus a Socialist? Study Guide - Habeeb, Lee
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This companion resource continues exploring the relationship between Jesus's teachings and today's pressing questions of faith, economics, and political philosophy. With these topics fueling heated debates, it's essential for Christians to move beyond surface-level interpretations and seek a clear, unbiased understanding of what Scripture actually says. This study guide will help you engage with these issues thoughtfully and biblically, equipping you to live out God's design for generosity, stewardship, and justice in your daily life.

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This companion resource continues exploring the relationship between Jesus's teachings and today's pressing questions of faith, economics, and political philosophy. With these topics fueling heated debates, it's essential for Christians to move beyond surface-level interpretations and seek a clear, unbiased understanding of what Scripture actually says. This study guide will help you engage with these issues thoughtfully and biblically, equipping you to live out God's design for generosity, stewardship, and justice in your daily life.
Autorenporträt
Lee Habeeb co-founded Laura Ingraham's national radio show in 2001, guiding it to Top 5 status in the country by 2007. He is VP of Content at Salem Media Group, and hosts the nationally syndicated iHeart Media/Premiere Network's storytelling show, "Our American Stories," which is heard on 419 stations across America. He's a graduate of the University of Virginia School of Law, and writes a weekly essay for Newsweek. Habeeb is not a theologian and was not seminary trained. He's been a Christian since September of 2007. This book is a product of many conversations with pastors and priests over many years on the subject of wealth and poverty, generosity and greed, and abundance and scarcity - and what Jesus says in his parables about all of them. And doesn't.