Faith of Leap, The: Embracing a Theology of Risk, Adventure & Courage (Shapevine)
Faith of Leap examines theology through the themes of risk, adventure, and courage. Alan Hirsch and Michael Frost invite readers to reflect on faith as an active journey—one that may require embracing uncertainty, moving beyond comfort, and responding courageously to the possibilities of spiritual life.
About This Book
Faith of Leap explores the relationship between faith and risk, asking readers to consider how spiritual commitment may involve uncertainty, movement, and courage.
With a focus on adventure and risk-taking, the book examines faith as more than an abstract belief or passive position.
Alan Hirsch and Michael Frost offer a theological perspective for readers interested in courageous, adventurous approaches to Christian faith.
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