Super Center Savior by Jeff Noble

Take a step into a playful yet challenging comparison of the church to Wal-Mart

Using stories, personal examples, and cultural events, Pastor Jeff Noble helps Christians connect their mission and identity with creative analogies to Wal-Mart. He issues a thoughtful challenge for Christians to rethink, reinvest, and repent of selfishness and nudges the western consumer to commit to a faith-filled, dynamic, and influential lifestyle.

If you've ever shopped at Wal-Mart, you'll connect immediately with the analogies of the book, and if you've ever attended church, you'll recognize and appreciate the lessons to be learned. Jeff combines a light-hearted tone with loving correction as he leads the reader to examine how Jesus can be the center of their life between Sundays.

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"I write paranormal fantasy and SciFi so people are always surprised to discover I am a devout Christian. Keeping a daily mindset of being in church is key to reducing my stress and helping me overcome hurdles."

~ Alaina Stanford, Author

"I would absolutely recommend this book to all Christians. The concept will hit home with everyone, and you will thoroughly enjoy this book. It's a very quick read, and you can get it done in a weekend!"

~ Chris King, Photographer

"…it turns every trip to a big-box store into a reminder to live out the mission we've been called to as Christians. I'll be listening for "The Voice" the next time I'm shopping for cauliflower and underwear."

~ Viktor Orekhov

This book should be and I believe will be used as a tool for all Christians. It was very inspiring, convicting, and challenging.

~ Ben Coulter , Pastor of Immanuel Baptist Church, Magnolia, Arkansas

The Walmart analogy drives home the point.. The book is funny, direct and filled with examples of how making a few important changes in our life can result in a significant impact for the work of Christ.

~ Mitch Bettis, Publisher, Arkansas Business

Jeff beautifully addresses some of the church's biggest questions. He weaves meaningful cultural insight, humor, and biblical instruction together to make both an approachable and impactful read.

~ Darrell Cook, Campus Minister, VT

Great little book, a short read and captures your attention. I highly recommend buying this book, reading it and then passing it on, because its message needs to be heard by today's 'church folk.'

~ Cody Davenport, Worship Leader

Jeff relayed his message to those who serve the church as an occupational calling and those who may only be weekend attenders...masterfully in this book.

~ Amy Lawson

His use of humor to drive points home is fantastic. The scripture that brings home his points is so refreshing. Everyone will relate to the Walmart analagy for that's how we live our every day life.

~ Richard Wood

This book is refreshing and witty!!! Very clear presentation of the gospel and also challenging... very encouraging. Best read I've had in a while..

~ Kelly Ann Thomas

The Analogy

You'll love the humor and insight behind the comparison of Wal-Mart and the church.

Keeping It Ready

This chapter asks whether the church and everyday Christ followers are really ready for people to ask them about their faith.

24 Hours a Day

Churches have schedules of services, but do their attenders understand the joyful privilege of living for Christ between services?

The Voice

Hearing your name called over the PA system at Wal-mart is unnerving, but it's also used for announcements. Are we listening?

You're Not Always Right

"The customer is always right" is a well-known mantra, but that can't be true in life always. What do we do when we're wrong?

How Jesus Shops

You'll be challenged and pleasantly surprised by this chapter. Rather than a guilt-inducing lecture, it's an invitation to gracious, generous, joyful living.

About the Author

Jeff is the pastor of Northstar Church in Blacksburg, Virginia. He is an Arkansas native and considers himself one of the people of Walmart. He has served as a campus minister, a church planter and has a background in graphic design. Super Center Savior is Jeff's first book.

Jeff blogs regularly at Notes from the Trail, and tweets up a storm. Follow him here.

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