Something is missing in the way most of us have been taught to follow Jesus.
We were handed a set of behaviors to maintain, standards to reach, and a performance to sustain. We were told that if we tried hard enough, believed clearly enough, and failed less frequently, we might finally feel like we belonged to God. For many of us, it hasn’t worked—not because we didn’t try, but because we were working from the wrong starting point.
Kingdom Culture: Discovering Who You Were Created to Be is an invitation to stop performing for God and start living from Him.
Across seventeen chapters of theological depth, spiritual transformation, pastoral honesty, and narrative richness, pastor and worship leader Shane McCormic explores what it means to live under the reign of the Kingdom of God and carry the culture of Heaven into ordinary life. Drawing from original Greek and Hebrew word studies, narrative theology, worship ministry, and decades of lived pastoral experience, Kingdom Culture examines the nature of the King, the reality of covenant, the power of the Cross, the renewing of the mind, the role of the Holy Spirit, and what it looks like when a surrendered life becomes visible evidence of Heaven’s reign on earth.
This is not a self-help book. It is not a behavior modification program. It is a theological foundation for believers who are weary of striving and hungry for transformation—for those who want to move beyond religious performance into identity, discipleship, worship, and abiding relationship with God.
The Kingdom is not somewhere ahead of you. It is alive in you. And the world around you is waiting for Heaven to become visible through your life.
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C. S. McCormic has spent decades studying and teaching the principles that shape a life fully surrendered to God. His debut book, Kingdom Culture, explores what it actually looks like to live under the rule and reign of Jesus - not as a standard to achieve, but as a life already made available to you. Husband. Father. Lifelong student of the Word. kingdomculturebook.com
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Something is missing. Most people who love God still live as though He's disappointed in them - performing, striving, managing behavior in hopes that something finally changes. But what if the problem isn't effort? What if it's identity?Kingdom Culture: Discovering Who You Were Created to Be confronts the gap between what most Christians believe about God and how the Kingdom actually works. Drawing on Scripture, word studies, and personal story, C. S. McCormic dismantles the performance-based approach to faith and rebuilds it on something more durable - the truth of who you are before you ever do anything for God.This is not a self-help book. It is a reorientation. From belonging before behavior, to holiness as inherited life rather than achieved standard, to the difference between mercy and grace, Kingdom Culture takes readers through the theological foundations that make transformation not just possible but inevitable.For anyone who is done with religion and ready for something real. What if the problem isn't effort? Kingdom Culture dismantles performance-based faith and rebuilds it on identity - who you are in Christ before you ever do anything for God. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798996352203
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