Unapologetic Christianity: Bold Living in a Chaotic World

There is a desperate need for Unapologetic Ambassadors for Christ. That is the theme of Jamaal Bernard's book as he explores the value that true followers of Christ bring to a world in chaos.

Jamaal writes out of his experience as a pastor and careful observer of the culture. He adeptly applies the words of ancient scripture to the modern day world we experience, and demonstrates how these truths impact our world. If you need to be encourage in your walk with Jesus or your are seeking something that will move you to a deeper relationship, this book is exactly what you need.

"Unapologetic Christianity" explores three important elements:

• The Christian's Role in the World
• The Christian's Relationship to the World
• The Opinion about Christians by the World

As you thumb through the pages of this book you will discover fresh insight into how some of the earliest biblical stories provide a new perspective on your life.

Jamaal Bernard is leading a movement of Unapologetic Ambassadors for Christ (UAFC), a clarion call to be unwilling to apologize for your faith and beliefs. UAFC is centered around one thing - Christianity being a 24-7-365 experience. Jamaal also serves as the Senior Pastor at Christian Cultural Center's Long Island Campus in Hauppauge, NY. An extension of Christian Cultural Center, now the Brooklyn Campus, Jamaal was able to watch his father, Reverend Dr. A.R. Bernard, build the store front ministry into New York City's largest church. Jamaal has embraced a phenomenal legacy, a legacy that doesn't accept excellence when greatness is possible.

About the Author
Bernard, Jamaal: - "Jamaal Bernard is leading a movement of Unapologetic Ambassadors for Christ (UAFC), a clarion call to be unwilling to apologize for your faith and beliefs. UAFC is centered around one thing - Christianity being a 24-7-365 experience. Jamaal also serves as the Senior Pastor at Christian Cultural Center's Long Island Campus in Hauppauge, NY. An extension of Christian Cultural Center, now the Brooklyn Campus, Jamaal was able to watch his father, Reverend Dr. A.R. Bernard, build the store front ministry into New York City's largest church. Jamaal has embraced a phenomenal legacy, a legacy that doesn't accept excellence when greatness is possible."