Book 6: Jesus, Disability, and the Church – Reclaiming the Marginalized Body
The Reluctant Prophet
The Jesus They Forgot reaches a turning point with Book 6: Jesus, Disability, and the Church—Reclaiming the Marginalized Body, an urgent call to confront ableism in Christian theology and rediscover the healing Jesus who Read more
The Jesus They Forgot reaches a turning point with Book 6: Jesus, Disability, and the Church—Reclaiming the Marginalized Body, an urgent call to confront ableism in Christian theology and rediscover the healing Jesus who restored dignity through community, not spectacle.
This book reclaims the stories of Jesus’ healings as acts of justice, inclusion, and radical love—not as tests of faith or divine performance. Through theological reflection, historical critique, satire, ethical analysis, and prophetic rebuke, it exposes how the modern church has excluded disabled people while invoking the name of the one who welcomed them first.
From purity laws to prosperity gospel, from faith healing scandals to inaccessible pulpits, this volume challenges the church to repent and rebuild—centering disabled voices as sacred, not secondary.
This is not a book about curing disability.
This is a book about healing the church.
This is a crucial step in reclaiming The Jesus They Forgot.
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Humor and Satire - Jesus Attends a Faith -Healing Crusade - A Satirical Look at Miraculous Promises 6:000:00/6:00
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Challenging Modern Christianity - Jesus Healed—But Not to Impress - The Purpose of His Miracles 3:300:00/3:30
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Wolves in Sheep’s Clothing - Benny Hinn and the Exploitation of the Disabled in the Name of God 4:050:00/4:05
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Historical Exemplary Christians - Saints and Theologians with Disabilities Who Changed Christianity 6:300:00/6:30
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