Broken Vessels Restore the Ruins: Building Bridges with People Suffering Sickness, Injustice, and Conflict - Couverture souple

Lee, Dae-Young

 
9798385284559: Broken Vessels Restore the Ruins: Building Bridges with People Suffering Sickness, Injustice, and Conflict

Synopsis

The broken vessels who have suffered in life are God’s instruments to be bridges between God, the Comforter, and those who have fallen into deep despair because of sickness, injustice, and conflict. This book provides insights that allow Christians who wish to live a devoted life with the heart of Christ toward their suffering neighbors to reflect deeply. Christians must reach out to those suffering in this world to share the God who comforts them, and live practical lives of obedience to God’s calling in every corner of a society wounded by sin. However, good motives and passion alone cannot bear fruit worthy of the gospel. It is through a deep understanding of Jesus Christ, who lived among people in this world in human form, that Christians can achieve the results that God truly desires. This book interprets God’s message regarding sickness, injustice, and conflict found in the Bible, describes principles that Christians living in the real world can apply to their lives, and shares related experiences as God’s chosen people.

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À propos de l'auteur

Dae-Young Lee is a surgeon with forty years of experience and was a medical missionary to the Arab world (2002-2019). He serves as a general surgeon, endoscopist, and a director of the Palliative Care Center and Public Health and Medical Care Headquarters at Presbyterian Medical Center, Korea. He has PhDs in medicine and intercultural studies and is a pastor with International Presbyterian Church. He has been a general director of PMC, Cambodia from January 2026.

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