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Resurrection, Part 12
In "Resurrection, Part 12," Shawn McCraney explores 1 Corinthians 15, emphasizing resurrection's spiritual nature and Christ's reign, urging dedication to the Lord's work.
Shawn McCraney
In order of his nature, Shawn McCraney is an artist, a seeker of Truth and authentic expression, an iconoclast and a punk who maintains a large dose of suspicion for cultures, institutions, and consumerism and the marketing that surrounds it. He is an admitted Christian Anarchist who allows only Christ to serve as King in his life and rejects most of the demands that come from society, government, cultures and organized religion. He diligently seeks the Father in spirit and truth and everything he does is a reflection of these authentic heart-felt aims. In the last twenty years of his life he has become an independent student of the biblical narrative.
Shawn McCraney has dedicated his life to pursuing an authentic relationship with God and teaching others what he has learned along the way. His lifelong and prolific body of research can be found at this website, and is continually being built into navigable resources here at ShawnMcCraney.com. To find information on any of Shawn’s work, including and not limited to his teachings, shows, podcasts, books, and art, browse the pages below.
Resurrection, Part 11
In "Resurrection, Part 11," Shawn McCraney explores 1 Corinthians 15, highlighting Paul's insights on the transformation from natural to spiritual bodies through resurrection.
Policing the Flock
In "Policing the Flock," Shawn McCraney critiques religious policing, sharing his LDS Church experience and advocating for judgment-free spiritual exploration.
Walking From Faith
In "Walking From Faith," Shawn McCraney tells of a young man who, once a fervent Christian, drifted from faith as he embraced his identity as a homosexual.
Resurrection, Part 5
In "Resurrection, Part 5," Shawn McCraney explores Paul's teachings on resurrection, emphasizing its universal nature and impact on faith, deeds, and eternal life.
Resurrection, Part 4
In "Resurrection, Part 4," Shawn McCraney explores Christ's resurrection, marking the shift from the old covenant to a new spiritual kingdom of eternal life.
Resurrection, Part 3
In "Resurrection, Part 3," Shawn McCraney explores 1 Corinthians 15, highlighting Paul's teachings on resurrection, its historical context, and its centrality to Christian faith.
Resurrection, Part 2
In "Resurrection, Part 2," Shawn McCraney explores resurrection, linking 1 Corinthians 15:20-23 and Jewish first-fruits, and discusses its eschatological implications.
Resurrection
In "Resurrection," Shawn McCraney explores the complex doctrine of resurrection, urging readers to delve into its deeper implications and eschatological themes.
Religious Idiocy
In "Religious Idiocy," Shawn McCraney questions traditional Christianity, arguing sin persists despite Jesus' sacrifice. True sins are faithlessness and lack of love, personal choices not atoned vicariously. God isn't angry but saddened by self-will. Key commandments: believe in Jesus and love one another.
Knife To A Gunfight
Shawn McCraney challenges traditional Christian views on scripture and authority, inviting a fresh perspective on faith in Christ without unnecessary traditions.
Where Mormonism Meets Biblical Christianity Face To Face
Mormonism and Christianity share language but differ theologically. 'Where Mormonism Meets Biblical Christianity' helps readers navigate these differences clearly.
Sabertooth Man
"Sabertooth Man" is a semi-autobiographical novel warning against selling oneself to worldly temptations in business, relationships, or faith.
If My Kingdom Were Of This World, Then My Servants Would Fight
"If/Then" argues for separating Christianity from modern agendas, highlighting inconsistencies between Jesus's teachings and their modern application.
Don’t F**K With Christian Doctrine
"Don’t F**k With Doctrine" reveals how dogmatic traditions have distorted biblical truth, replacing spiritual freedom with institutional control.
Don’t F**K With God
This book challenges misconceptions and strips away misinterpretations that obscure the true image of God in various religious teachings.
Don’t F**K With Believers
"Don’t Fk With Believers" by Shawn McCraney challenges divisive attitudes in Christianity, urging for inclusivity and love among believers.
Coup De Grace
"Coup de Grace" critiques traditional religion, urging true spirituality beyond church walls and rituals, advocating for a personal connection with God free from outdated constraints.
Church Is Over, This I Know, For The Bible Tells Me So
In "Church Is Over, This I Know," Shawn McCraney argues that the Bible shows faith is free from religious institutions and rooted in spiritual liberty.
Revelations on Revelation
"Revelations on Revelation" by Shawn McCraney offers a comprehensive commentary on the Book of Revelation, highlighting key insights and historical contexts.
I Was A Born-Again Mormon
I Was A Born-Again Mormon by Shawn McCraney Can a Latter-day Saint experience spiritual rebirth? Will Christians and Latter-day Saints ever unite? Why does anti-Mormon literature generally fail? How can someone tell it they’ve been born-again? What is the theological basis for…
Don’t F**K With The Holy Spirit
Shawn McCraney's book dispels myths about the Holy Spirit, cutting through traditional misconceptions to reveal its essence as depicted in the Bible.
Don’t F**K With Jesus
"Don’t Fk With Jesus" by Shawn McCraney exposes distortions and myths about Jesus, revealing the true essence of this pivotal historical figure.
Don’t F**K With UnBelievers and The Afterlife
What if believers' treatment of unbelievers stems from centuries of misinterpretation? What if faith is about love, not judgment?
In His Image
Explore what it means to be made in God's image, actively participating in His plan and aligning with His purpose today.
It’s Not The End Of The World
If traditional end-of-world teachings make you fearful, "It's Not the End of the World" offers a hopeful, scholarly alternative to understand prophecy and eschatology.
Light and Dark: The Fruit of Two trees
In "Comments on Light and Dark," Shawn McCraney explores the internal spiritual battle, highlighting how faith, choice, and self-awareness shape our journey.
Fifty Basic Questions to Ask Your Pastor
"50 Basic Questions to Ask Your Pastor" invites believers to question and explore faith, offering biblically supported perspectives beyond traditional teachings.
So, You Think Jesus is Coming Back?
In "So You Think Jesus Is Coming Back?", Shawn McCraney challenges the traditional view, offering a fulfilled perspective that could transform Christianity.
Romans 8:13 Commentary: Life By The Spirit
Shawn McCraney offers a raw look at living by the Spirit, blending biblical insight and personal wisdom. It's an invitation to evaluate your spiritual walk.