Truth Matters, Life Matters More Hank Unplugged

Dear Hank: Praise be to God, to whom all praise is due! I rejoice with you and loved ones that God has answered prayer and restored you to continue fighting the good fight in the battles for life and truth.

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“There can be no life without truth, but above all, no truth without life. The life that matters more is a realm largely inaccessible to our human apprehensions of truth. It involves a mysterium that is to be experienced rather than explained. Said Vladimir Lossky, ‘Christian theology is always in the last resort a means: a unity of knowledge subserving an end which transcends all knowledge. This ultimate end is union with God or deification.’”

—Hank Hanegraaff, Excerpt from Truth Matters, Life Matters More

Quoting from a wide range of sources, Hank Hanegraaff makes an impassioned case for calling the church back to her earliest roots in this book that is sure to stir and provoke any reader. “Participation,” “union,” and even the controversial word “deification” have been making a quiet comeback in the wake of more and more calls to broaden our collective understanding of what salvation entails. In this book, Hanegraaff wages a battle on two fronts. On the one hand, he wants to maintain that biblical truth matters. On the other hand, he insists that this truth is neither abstract nor impersonal, but a living truth because it is anchored in the living Christ. As someone passionately interested in recovering the reality of our union with Christ, I hope readers will thoughtfully engage with Hanegraaff’s challenging conclusions.

—Rankin Wilbourne, Pastor of Pacific Crossroads Church Los Angeles
and author of Union with Christ and The Cross Before Me