The Gospel Way Catechism Workbook - by Trevin Wax & Thomas West (Paperback)

About the Book

The Gospel Way Catechism Workbook takes you deeper into the 50 faith-defining questions and answers of The Gospel Way Catechism, helping you better understand the revelatory and transformative power of Christian faith.

Book Synopsis

A Guide for Going Deeper in Faith Formation

Our culture offers many suggestions as to where to find meaning in our lives. But when examined through the lens of Christian faith, these societal scripts reveal their inherent shortcomings and invite more fulfilling answers--answers found only in the gospel.

The Gospel Way Catechism Workbook takes you deeper into the 50 faith-defining questions and answers of The Gospel Way Catechism, helping you better understand the revelatory and transformative power of Christian faith. Alongside a condensed summary of every Q&A from the book, each workbook entry provides you with

• five select quotations from the catechism with accompanying reflection questions for further study and contemplation
• three portions of related Scripture to expand your engagement with God's Word
• a relevant concluding prayer drawn from notable Christian figures throughout church history

With abundant journaling space throughout, this supplementary guide will help you thoughtfully and prayerfully meditate on each formational truth of the Christian faith. You are invited not only to be formed by the faith, but also counter-formed to be salt and light in a culture hungry for more.

About the Author

Trevin Wax is vice president of research and resource development at the North American Mission Board and a visiting professor at Cedarville University. A former missionary to Romania, Trevin is a regular columnist at The Gospel Coalition and has lectured on Christianity and culture at Oxford University.

Thomas West is the pastor of Nashville First Baptist Church and the founder and former pastor of Redeemer Queen's Park in London, England. A two-time graduate of Southeastern Seminary in Wake Forest, North Carolina, Thomas's ministry and research are driven by exploring the intersection of theology, culture, and mission in Western culture.