9781649600165_

Derrick's book, masterfully titled, is more timely today than ever before. Given the Church's wholesale abandonment of discipleship and decreasing appetite for following the life-giving way of our Messiah, Derrick's voice is a refreshing call to reclaim what's been lost and give our lives fully to Him.
Rev. Biz Gainey
Senior Pastor, Pillar Community Church, Vero Beach, FL

The Jews expected a Messiah to come Who would ride in like a white knight and destroy their enemies. But they never expected a humble Carpenter Who chose a rag-tag bunch to follow Him and lead His Church.

In The League of Pardoned Rebels, Derrick West takes a closer look at the league that Jesus created, demonstrating how each one reflects something that is part of all of us. From Matthew's infamous role as a tax collector to Peter's impulsiveness and James' and John's tempers, each apostle demonstrates a sinful nature that we can all relate to.

But from this motley crew, Jesus chose twelve men to lead His followers after He returned to Heaven, demonstrating that He can use the basest of sinners to accomplish His purpose.

A concise but thorough expose of the original disciples, The League of Pardoned Rebels is a fantastic read for laity who want to better understand the message of the Bible and their place in God's redemptive story. Theological educators and Bible teachers in a variety of settings will also benefit from West's scholarship and application of each disciple s story for contemporary life.

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Derricks book, masterfully titled, is more timely today than ever before. Given the Churchs wholesale abandonment of discipleship and decreasing appetite for following the life-giving way of our Messiah, Derricks voice is a refreshing call to reclaim whats been lost and give our lives fully to Him.
Rev. Biz Gainey
Senior Pastor, Pillar Community Church, Vero Beach, FL

In The League of Pardoned Rebels, Derrick West takes a closer look at the league that Jesus created, demonstrating how each one reflects something that is part of all of us. From Matthews infamous role as a tax collector to Peters impulsiveness and James and Johns tempers, each apostle demonstrates a sinful nature that we can all relate to.

But from this motley crew, Jesus chose twelve men to lead His followers after He returned to Heaven, demonstrating that He can use the basest of sinners to accomplish His purpose.

A concise but thorough expose of the original disciples, The League of Pardoned Rebels is a fantastic read for laity who want to better understand the message of the Bible and their place in Gods redemptive story. Theological educators and Bible teachers in a variety of settings will also benefit from Wests scholarship and application of each disciple s story for contemporary life.

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The League of Pardoned Rebels

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