Crucified With Christ

Across today’s evangelical landscape, it’s common to see the gospel reserved solely for unbelievers. While we never want to minimize the desperate need of lost sinners to be savingly converted to Christ through the gospel, we must simultaneously never lessen the importance of Christians needing the gospel every single day. In Crucified with Christ, Tony Inmon reminds us that the life, death, burial, and resurrection of Christ for sinners does not merely begin our journey but remains the very foundation and centerpiece of the Christian life. With compelling counsel, practical illustrations, and pastoral exhortations, he urges us to combat sin, selfishness, and worldly distractions by clinging to the good news of Jesus daily. Every believer needs continual gospel rehearsal, and Dr. Inmon has given us a resource to help us do just that. The appendix section I think could also be used well in a group setting.

This book is an evangelist, a teacher for thinking biblically about life, an instructor in apostolic principles of growing in grace and the knowledge of Christ, a provocative for renewing the mind, and a coach for developing a consistent lifestyle of truth-grounded discipleship. From its clear explanation of the gospel, through its presentation of the character and necessity of worldview, to its biblical figures on the necessity of saving union with Christ, and its striking emphasis on stewardship of God’s world and word, this book will help local churches in the whole of their God-commanded privilege to make people wise to salvation and thoroughly furnished unto all good works. Tony Inmon has crafted an edifying resource for the church’s ministry to the lost and to believers at all stages of Christian growth.

In a culture that uses the term gospel casually, Tony Inmon pushes the pause button and deeply immerses us in its consuming power. This work is not just another attempt to place greater emphasis on the gospel but a heart cry to see every Christ follower deeply impacted and enriched by the true glory of the gospel.”