The Boundary–Breaking God: An Unfolding Story of Hope and Promise

Praise for the Boundary– breaking God

"I am more than grateful for this book by Danielle Shroyer. It is not only true, it is also beautiful to live with God′s promise in the heart and God′s enlarging horizon before your eyes. The Boundary–Breaking God is full of memorable stories and quotable sentences, going with us as faithful companions."—Jürgen Moltmann, professor of systematic theology, emeritus, University of Tübingen; author, Theology of Hope and The Crucified God

"Danielle Shroyer loves the stories of scripture and writes with a unique combination of wonder and theological vigor, seamlessly integrating biblical narrative with contemporary theological inquiry. . . . For those newly curious about the Bible, this book provides a clear, gentle, and substantive introduction. For those too familiar and tired, this book offers a fresh and engaging invitation to re–imagine!" —Mark Scandrette, author, Soul Graffiti

"In a lively and engaging style [Danielle Shroyer] invites readers to enter into the story of the boundary–breaking God and experience the liberation, reconciliation, and call to mission announced in the Gospel of Jesus Christ in a way that is fresh and compelling."—John R. Franke, Clemens Professor of Missional Theology, Biblical Seminary; author, Manifold Witness: The Plurality of Truth

Acknowledgments.

1 The Universe Is Moving Outward.

2 The God of Green Lights.

3 We Come Bearing Gifts.

4 From Gatekeepers to Door.

5 When the End Is Just the Beginning.

6 Wind Power.

7 A Whole New World.

Epilogue.

Notes.

The Author.

Danielle Shroyer is pastor of Journey Community Church in Dallas, Texas, a holistic missional Christian community. Danielle has served in numerous roles, including university chaplaincy, youth ministry, contemporary church staff ministry, chaplain of a retirement community, and pastor of one of the first independent emerging communities of faith. She serves on the Emergent Village Coordinating Group, focusing in areas of social justice and theology, and she facilitates the Dallas Emergent Cohort.