Description

Our infatuation with fictional characters known as superheroes pervades our culture and captivates our inner desires for superhero status. In some form and degree, every person desires to battle and conquer evil with superhuman powers/methods. Though these superheroes are fictional and represent a worldly delusion, J.W. Jarantowski's insightful and cross-centered exposition of Romans 8:35-37 astonishingly reveals that the Word of God calls Christians superheroes. That the true image is found only in and through Superhero Jesus Christ.

Even more scandalizing and ironic to the world is the gospel's making of a true superhero, the superhuman powers/methods, and the definition of what forces of evil every believer is to battle and conquer. This gospel exposition will challenge the thinking and action of every person, especially believers of Jesus Christ, and encourage one toward beholding the true image and making of a superhero.