Angielski
In Go and Do Likewise: Learning to Love Like That, Skip Nichols writes with the humor, honesty, and holy frustration that defines the That'll Preach voice. Raised Southern Baptist, trained to follow Jesus, and still stubbornly holding on to the red letters, Nichols explores what it means to love like Christ in a world where faith is too often reduced to slogans, outrage, yard signs, culture wars, and religious performance.
This is not a book about soft sentiment or easy agreement. It is about the kind of love that feeds people, forgives without becoming foolish, shows up when it costs something, and refuses to let cruelty dress itself up as holiness.
In this book, Skip wrestles with grace, mercy, exhaustion, enemies, repair, and the uncomfortable truth that Jesus often made the most religious people in the room the most nervous.
With warmth, wit, Scripture, and a little well-earned Southern side-eye, Go and Do Likewise invites readers back to the simple, difficult, beautiful command at the heart of the gospel:
Love God.
Love your neighbor.
And then go live like you meant it.
For readers who are tired of performative religion but still believe Jesus is worth following, this book is a reminder that love was never supposed to be a slogan.
It was supposed to be the evidence.
