Relationships, spiritual habits and everyday application are the main concerns of Chip Ingram’s evangelical nonfiction. Love, Sex, and Lasting Relationships discusses dating, marriage and sexual ethics from a conservative Protestant perspective, while The Real God uses several attributes of God as a structure for devotional teaching. True Spirituality works through Romans 12 as a model for Christian living, and Culture Shock addresses controversial public issues through explicit biblical positions. Ingram’s prose is practical, sermon-like and designed for individuals or small groups rather than academic theology. Those characteristics place the books near Christian living, marriage, discipleship and evangelical Bible study, especially for readers looking for structured application and discussion rather than historical or critical scholarship. Read more Less
No products in the cart.