Author Tony Campolo has a reputation for delivering a profound message with sharp wit, unbridled passion, and complete honesty. This classic book, expanded from the film of the same title, brings you face to face with Dr. Campolo to hear just such a message: an unashamed proclamation that the Gospel of Christ, when taken seriously, is able to meet every human need-the need for psychological health, emotional well-being, self worth and value, love, purpose in life, miracles, and hope. With passion and humor Campolo challenges us to face life's problems with the hope of the resurrection and shout, "It's Friday, but Sunday's comin'!"
One of the classic presentations from one of the greatest communicators of the last quarter century. A challenge as well as a moving account of what it means to be a Christian in a world that is opposed to the Gospel
It's Friday, but Sunday's Comin'
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 17 years ago
This book was terrific. It is direct, to the point. Every pastor and layperson in the church should read it.
Wrongly credited
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 19 years ago
Just a disclaimer that I have never read this book and only giving 4 stars based solely on the greatness of the sermon entitled "It's Friday But, Sunday's Comin'". I also have no idea what is in this book and am writing this post ONLY to correctly credit the sermon to it's original author Marshall L. Shepard, Sr., pastor of Mt. Olivet Baptist Church in West Philadelphia. Tony Campolo was NOT the original author.
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