Scott Reid

A Hosea Christmas: Unf**king the World Scott Reid

In a time of high anxiety, when it seems the wheels are falling off of the world--covid, extreme political unrest, economic recession, family and friends taking sides (sowing heart-rending division at our core)--the Christmas story and the season of hope it births, can't come soon enough.

More relevant today than ever, the account of Christ's coming is a raw, visceral story. It is the final solution--the wooing scandal of the Divine Lover--who engages in an act so blatant in the face of humiliation, violated trust, and deserved wrath, to win the heart and affection of His love--forever understatedly celebrated the world over on the day we call Christmas.

This is no attempt at sensationalism. It's an honest endeavor to see through to the real meaning. Seeing it perhaps the way God sees it. In the book, we'll look at a working definition which may help you to know this is a true intention. In the meantime, I'm hoping you'll give it a chance. If you do, I believe it will remix the Christmas story for you in the best of ways.

"Long lay the world in sin and error pining" until Jesus came to unfornicate the world. God entered earth via a birthday suit to walk among us. Not just to walk, but to save. To unf**k the world.