The Great Chasm: How to Stop Our Wealth from Separating Us from the Poor and God

Derek Engdahl invites us to walk with him through two chapters of the Gospel of Luke which speak profoundly about our need to be in restored relationships with our poor brothers and sisters and so be freed from wealths deadening grasp upon our lives. In Luke 15 and 16 we meet a prodigal son a shrewd manager a rich man and a poor beggar named Lazarus; and in these pages we also encounter ourselves. Engdahls experience of journeying with the poor over the past seventeen years provides him with a host of stories that illustrate this is not just an intellectual or theological exercise. How we relate to the poor and how we choose to use our wealth are fundamental discipleship questions for any who would follow Jesus-through the narrow gate-into abundant life.