Twelve Weeks in Spring

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The book explores a neglected Christian virtue that contrasts sharply with the contemporary success-oriented and consumer-driven culture of the Western evangelical church. It argues that this virtue is often viewed unfavorably, as it challenges individuals to embrace humility and authenticity, rather than the desire for status and self-promotion. Through this lens, the author critiques societal values and encourages a return to deeper spiritual principles that promote genuine character over superficial appearances.