New Book “Holy Subversion” by Trevin Wax

by Tony Kummer | Reviews | Print Print |

Trevin Wax's Book

Earlier this week, my friend Trevin Wax sent me a copy of his new book “Holy Subversion.”  I’ve been a fan of this book since he started writing it a few years back.  He even let read a draft when he was finishing up.

Now that the book is finally out, I am glad to recommend it. Trevin shares some real insights into being a Christ-follower in our modern culture. This book will challenge you to give your first allegiance to Jesus, no matter what pretender “Lords” our society follows.

The book giveaway has now ended, here is the link to future giveaways on our blog.  Be sure to check out the book anyway.

Here is my short video review. For more information, you can download a sample chapter from WTSbooks.com

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Tony Kummer February 12, 2010 at 9:53 pm

I’ve just done the drawing using random.org and the winner is comment #17 Jim Drake. Thanks to all who checked out the book.

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Craig Johnson February 11, 2010 at 2:19 pm

This sounds like a great resource. I hope that you will send one my way! Thanks for doing the giveaway.

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Tracy Allen February 11, 2010 at 12:18 pm

This book intrigues me. I love a good read that sets my brain to work. As Christians, we all need improvement, and this book is just the starting off point we can use to get us motivated. The writing style is straight-forward, informative, positive and enriching – very easy to read and follow, but not “dumbed down”. I can see how one could pull ideas from this to use while ministering or even sermonizing. I can’t wait to send the link to my Pastor. Thanks so much for posting it to your site!

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Bethany Barr February 11, 2010 at 11:16 am

I think this book would be a great asset to every christian. I believe this would be a great book to use in the classroom. To help the children learn that it is everyone that follows Christ that has to deny things of the modern culture and not just them. I would like to be out into the drawing for the book.

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ariel bolton February 10, 2010 at 3:09 pm

i like this book…i am a childrens church techer myself.this book sounds like a really good book. like it is saying that we as christians are missing something we dont even know what we are missing..i would love to be put in on the drawing for the book . thanks ariel bolton

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Jon Hansen February 9, 2010 at 7:52 pm

wow, I love the way it reads! sounds like someone has been reading their Bible and isn’t afraid to write what he believes!

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Claire Merkes February 9, 2010 at 5:31 pm

This book sounds like it addresses something we as Christians have been missing. It is so easy for us to inadvertently worship our lifestyles when we should be intentionally worshiping our Lifegiver.

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