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Of course it's okay! It's great! Thanks for joining in, Miralee :)

Hi Madeline! Welcome :) Love Jefferson Bethke! Last year (before I came to David C Cook), I helped run an exhibitor booth for my work that was right next to Jeff's booth (for his nonprofit Claro Candles) at a conference, and got to meet him. Really cool guy :)
Which books have you read by Francis? And we actually have a Kyle Idleman book coming out in March! ;)


Oh, darn. I missed it. :/"
Bummer! It's still on sale for only $2.51 though :) http://www.amazon.com/Fight-Christian...

You really should! Not just because I work for David C Cook ;) But it really is a solid book...."
Would you look at that! We're actually giving Fight away as a free ebook on www.dccebooks.com today and tomorrow! :)

You really should! Not just because I work for David C Cook ;) But it really is a solid book. I love how biblically-based his arguments are, and he does a really good job at answering questions that pop in your mind as you go through the book. I'm still processing through practical steps to take in reorienting my lifestyle around the nonviolence life Jesus led.

So in loving my enemy who, say, is at my family's doorstep with a gun, I would risk putting my family in danger, which might overlook the command to love my neighbor/family.
But at the same time, violence may not need to be my first response to a stranger with a gun at my doorstep. I don't have the book with me right now, but Preston dug into some alternatives to violence in that kind of situation.


You're further along than I am. I work on our web marketing team and I have to admit I haven't even converted to "the dark side" yet ;) Love the feel of a real book! Sorry, Renada, had to be honest, haha.
As for me, I like to read Christian nonfiction, topics that make me think, that challenge me, yet meet me where I am in my walk with God.

It's worth checking out! Lots of great points based on Scripture. The book summary probably explains it better than I could:
"Fight explores violence in the Bible and challenges us to live out Jesus’ call to non-violence. With prophetic relevance, New York Times bestselling author Preston Sprinkle tackles the controversy surrounding violence and grapples with surprising conclusions. Anyone who has struggled with the morality of violence will appreciate this convincing biblical guide."
Actually, I believe BookShout! is still giving this book away for free on their site (didn't even plan that with this post, haha!), so you can get it here if you're curious: http://bookshout.com/co/fight?code=fi...


I'm curious if anyone else here has read this book (or is currently reading it) and what you think?

I've lived in Japan before, too! :)

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I'll start us off:
I'm Karla, and I've been at David C Cook for three months now. I work as the Social Media/Interactive Marketing Specialist, which basically just means that I maintain and engage on our social media platforms and run social media campaigns for our authors' book releases.
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As you can tell by the lack of David C Cook books on that list, I have a lot of DCC books to catch up on ;)