The New Reformation: Finding Hope in the Fight for Ethnic Unity

“Honest, humble, helpful, hopeful, and above all rooted in a commitment to the authority of Scripture and a robustly scriptural discipleship of Christians in this area, this book sets out a beautiful picture of what the church can be. I was instructed, encouraged, motivated, and moved in reading it. I think you will be too.”

“Shai Linne’s The New Reformation is critical and encouraging, orthodox and challenging, empathetic and honest. Heartbreaking at points, humble and hopeful throughout, he even suggests what’s gone wrong with so many who espoused the Bible’s gospel and yet have missed it on race. I highly commend it.”

“This book is classic Shai Linne. It is winsome and biblical, humble and theological, serious and sober. Shai graciously points out the sicknesses of a divided church and then encouragingly points to the only cure—an undivided gospel. ”

“The New Reformation is a remarkable book that begins with Shai’s own story and somehow manages to seamlessly integrate music, church, theology, Reformation history, current events, and personal experience into a compelling Jesus-centered narrative about ethnic unity. I found it engaging and insightful with wise practical advice. I highly recommend this book!”

“What Shai has given us is a work that is theologically rich and yet incredibly clear. He begins with memoir, makes pit stops into history, ending with the hope of ethnic unity that transcends our current cultural divisions. The aim of his book speaks to Christ’s heart for His church, making it a worthwhile resource for any and all Christians.”

“Rarely, I read a book I wish every single person would read. Well, this is one of those books! I could not put it down. The New Reformation is a foundation of theological and practical wisdom. It accurately identifies the problem and it also provides a biblical way forward for all of us. I cannot commend this book highly enough.”