Making All Things New: God's Dream for Global Justice Audiobook

Quotes

• “York Moore has been a tireless advocate for God’s children, acting as Jesus’ hands and feet in the broken places of our world.”

  — Richard Stearns, president, World Vision US, and author of The Hole in Our Gospel

• “R. York Moore lays out a compelling vision of what it can mean to seek God’s will to ‘be done on earth as it is in heaven.’ God’s heart for the poor, the marginalized, and the oppressed cannot be denied. His cry for justice rings out loud and clear throughout the Scriptures…I’m excited to see authors like York boldly be a voice for the little ones Jesus cares so deeply about!”

  — Dr. Wess Stafford, president and CEO, Compassion International

• “In Making All Things New: God’s Dream for Global Justice, York Moore uses vivid imagery, engaging stories, and biblical truth that challenge us to embrace the grandiosity of God’s dream to end suffering and create a world where everyone and everything flourishes. This book will inspire, challenge, and give you hope to be a socially, culturally, and globally relevant Christian. I highly recommend it for anyone who wants to dream again!”

  — Rev. Dr. Brenda Salter McNeil, president, Salter McNeil & Associates, LLC, and associate professor of reconciliation studies, Seattle Pacific University

• “York Moore is a storyteller and a dreamer. Here he engages with both God’s story and God’s dream to restore all of creation. But it’s not a story about the sweet by-and-by but rather about what it means for us to begin to live God’s dreams today through our involvement with the work of justice around the world. The writing is winsome, the theology is thoroughly biblical, and the invitation is breathtaking. I love this book.”

  — Dr. Stephen A. Hayner, president, Columbia Theological Seminary

• “York Moore does us a favor by bringing us back to the important fact that Jesus came to make everything new. He came to inaugurate God’s kingdom—here on earth…York challenges us to see that Jesus called us to change both worlds: we change both heaven and earth through our partnering work with God in his mission.”

  — Bob Creson, president and CEO, Wycliffe Bible Translators USA

• “The God of the Bible reveals himself both as the God of justification and of justice. In this book, York Moore beautifully describes how God sovereignly and graciously demonstrates his concern for the eternal and the temporal. Sometimes evangelicals have been guilty of emphasizing one without the other, but in this book the two are beautifully brought together in a fitting articulation of Christ’s lordship over the here and now and the eternal.”

  — Lindsay Brown, international director, Lausanne Movement for World Evangelization

• “This is the voice of a preacher with a passion, born from his roots in the grit of urban Detroit, and an imagination saturated by the visions of John the Seer on Patmos. York Moore belongs to a long line of evangelists who announce the good news of Jesus as deeply as the individual soul and as widely as God’s purpose for the healing of all creation.”

  — Leighton Ford, president, Leighton Ford Ministries, Charlotte, North Carolina

• “Full of vision and urgency and grounded in today’s challenging realities, Making All Things New dreams of something bigger for all of us! Moore brilliantly unveils God’s global mission throughout Scripture and then compels us to join in.”

  — Tom Lin, vice president and director of missions and Urbana, InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA

• “A powerful awakening to God’s holiness, justice, and strength. Moore offers a biblical eschatology strong enough to unite and empower the church to oppose evil and to advance the kingdom on earth as in heaven. This may scare hell out of us, and heaven into us for the world God loves. A great achievement.”

  — Kelly Monroe Kullberg, author of Finding God beyond Harvard: The Quest for Veritas

• “York Moore has written a book that will cause you to think differently about the end times. Making All Things New eliminates all the sensational speculation about eschatological events and focuses on the central meaning of biblical end-times teachings—the mission of God.”

  — Alec Hill, president, InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA