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Much of what Jesus taught and stood for clashes with popular politically correct notions that want to redefine and reinterpret the person and teachings of Jesus—and ultimately the Christian faith—so that neither step on anyone’s sensitivities. 

Jesus, however, calls us to be salt and light, not chameleons. If we are Christ’s representatives, changing colors may allow us to blend in, but it will be at the expense of our integrity and Jesus’ admonition for us to follow his words, which are life. 

We need to grasp hold of a faith that is THE center of our lives and meets us in the trenches of life. That faith acts as a filter for what we experience daily—in media, entertainment, politics, relationships, and yes, even in the church. 

The Politically Incorrect Jesus addresses issues and ideologies in our current cultural climate, juxtaposed with the clear teachings of Jesus, so readers can embrace being who God designed them to be—men and women of counterculture faith, making a difference in a counterfeit world. 


The Politically Incorrect Jesus 

In the Bible, names were often thought to reveal the essential nature and character of a person. This is so true regarding the various names of God. By revealing his name, God made himself accessible to us. In this reading plan we will see how knowing and praying God’s name is to enjoy a kind of privileged access to him. 

Praying The Names Of God

Scripture calls us to pursue justice, but how we do that in a world so crooked? This reading plan will help. It pairs seven passages with short reflections on justice, comforting you with the truth that Jesus’s perfect reign is coming, and that until then, he has equipped us to walk uprightly.

Is Justice Possible? A 7-Day Devotional 

An encouraging devotional on trusting God when His plans don’t make sense. Drawing from the account of Gideon, and from the historical novel Heart of the Glen by Jennifer Deibel, this plan will help deepen your faith when nothing seems to make sense.

God’s Odd Battle Plans: Trusting God in All Things by Jennifer Deibel

This reading plan is an invitation to connect with nature, wonder at the world, and worship its Maker in a biblical way. After reading it, you’ll have even more love in your heart for God’s creation, and you’ll learn to see nature as the complicated jumble of beauty that it is. You will also want to treat it with the kindness we were designed to show.

All of Creation

In the Create & Activate reading plan, author Aaron Wesley Davis equips readers with biblically-based principles that will enable them to embrace their God-given creative potential and become sources of inspiration for others.

Create & Activate

Rabbi Curt Landry, founding pastor of House of David Ministries, reveals how understanding the Jewish roots of Christianity leads to a more vibrant, secure, and powerful Christian walk. 

Reclaiming Our Forgotten Heritage

This daily bible-reading plan is designed as a companion for those using the disciple making material, Multiply. As you read the selected daily passages of Scripture along with the Multiply Material we hope you will know Jesus Christ more fully as you make disciples. For more free disciple making resources and tools from Francis Chan & David Platt please visit www.multiplymovement.com. 

Multiply Reading Plan: Francis Chan & David Platt

This plan is based on David Villa’s upcoming book “Lead or Be Lunch” which explains the power of earning influence. Some leaders may force their influence upon others, but true leaders understand you must earn influence. As a Christian, God wants us to influence the masses in ways that helps us lead others to Him. Will you open yourself up and become the leader God designed you to be?