The Missing Messiah
The Jesus We Can No Longer Ignore
What is missing? In our lives? In our relationships? In our prayers?
There’s no shortage of ways to fill the minutes of our days—from doomscrolling to binge-watching TV to playing video games. But will you find what you are really looking for on a screen? There’s something missing in our lives, and we all feel it.
In our instant world, Jesus has been ignored, forgotten, and reduced. He’s a life coach dedicated to our success, a therapist for our anxiety, a political ally for our causes, or a genie for our desires. In the process, we overlook the only one who can rescue us from ourselves.
If Jesus walked into the room right now, would you recognize him? Are we truly following Jesus?
In The Missing Messiah, pastors and bestselling authors Kyle Idleman, author of Not a Fan, and Mark Moore, author of Core 52, team together to help us:
discover what's missing in our lives and what's holding us back cut through the cultural chaos and live the life Jesus promised move from a transactional relationship with Jesus to a deep and intimate one trace the prophecies around the Messiah through Scripture, uncovering the authentic identity of Christ ground our lives on the truth that can empower and transform our lives and our discipleship The Missing Messiah is your breakthrough to fully experience Jesus not merely as Savior but as King—penetrating every depth and breadth of your life.
- Opening Credits
- Introduction: Where Is the Messiah?
- Movement 1: Searching for the Messiah | Chapter 1: Who Do You Say Jesus Is?
- Chapter 2: Christ Is Not Jesus’ Last Name
- Chapter 3: The Christ Captcha
- Chapter 4: Morphing the Messiah
- Chapter 5: When Jesus Got WEIRD
- Movement 2: Discovering the Messiah | Chapter 6: The Messiah They Predicted
- Chapter 7: The Messiah No One Saw Coming, Part 1
- Chapter 8: The Messiah No One Saw Coming, Part 2
- Chapter 9: The Comeback That Proved His Messiahship
- Movement 3: Following the Messiah | Chapter 10: From Fan to Follower
- Chapter 11: Following Jesus Together
- Afterword: Between the Banquets
- Acknowledgement
- Closing Credits