But are we satellites?

Phil Moon  |  Reviews
Date posted:  1 Feb 2021
Share Add       
But are we satellites?

WE ARE SATELLITES:
How to put God at the centre of your life
By Martin Saunders
SPCK. 146 pages. £9.99
ISBN 978 0 281 084 234

Using ‘satellite’ as a metaphor for the Christian life, Martin Saunders aims to encourage young people to be ‘all in’ as they follow Jesus.

It’s a good read. He writes well with an engaging manner that’s accessible. There are some really helpful and encouraging stories and illustrations, and you can just feel his natural passion for Jesus. It’s earthed and practical, direct and yet gentle. And for those of us beyond our teenage years it’s not too ‘youthy’, although I did find his regular asides, each marked with an asterisk, a little irritating at times. Maybe his youth group love it though.

Share
< Previous article| Reviews| Next article >
Read more articles by Phil Moon >>

Stiff upper lip?

This is a book for grieving Christians by a Christian acquainted with grief. John Flavel knows his subject personally — …

Lording it over the flock?

If authoritarian leadership is or may become a problem in your church, then Leading by Example is a book for …

Looking for a job?

Browse all our current job adverts

Search

About en

Our vision, values and history.

Read more