Ruth Gilbert

Beate Meyer

Marianna Salzmann

Elisa Klapheck

Benjamin Fischer

David Brauner

Rakefet Zalashik

Charlotte Fonrobert

Deborah Antmann

Evgenia Gostrer

Niels Hölmer

Corinne Kaszner

Heide Lilith Klatt

Dani Kranz

Sarah Nemtsov

Ulrike Offerberg

Tanja Berg

Anastasia Pleto

Pasquale Rotter

Greta Zelener

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Cedric Kanana

As a young Muslim imam and apologist against Christianity in Rwanda, Swidiq Kanana's entire life changes suddenly when a blood disease leaves him dead. In death for twelve hours, he is tortured by demons until Jesus personally sets him free, sending him back to his body just before burial. From the moment of his return, he boldly proclaims Jesus as Lord, often in the face of Muslim attempts on his life. Baptized as Cedric, he now risks his life a pastor and sought-after evangelist. This is a story of Islam in East Africa, the deliverance of Jesus Christ, and the power of Christ's kingdom in ways we might never imagine.

Encountering Jesus Beyond the Grave

Dying in Islam, Rising in Christ

Countless Americans suffer from chronic joylessness through meaningless work and the loss of significant human connection. Often called an age of despair, late modernity desperately needs joy, and although Christians are the ones who have access to it, many have tragically forgotten how to find it. Joy Renewed takes a hard look at what afflicts Western society, including Christians, and provides a reorientation of life that opens the heart to God’s good design. Fischer and Kanana bring together truth from biblical narratives with glittering insights from the experience of East African suffering to dissect contemporary social ills and offer a layered prescription for rediscovering joy.

A Biblical Prescription for Rediscovering Joy in Late Modernity

Joy Renewed

Benjamin Fischer

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