Letters to the Church Free Audiobook Download by Francis Chan

Ramon De Ocampo recounts the life of Francis Chan, an evangelical leader and author of the best-selling book 'Crazy Love: Overwhelmed by a Relentless God'. As Chan wrote his first book, he grappled with the questions on how to lead followers towards their fullest potential and De Ocampo reflects on what brought him to Christ. He has been working closely with Francis to serve this generation and is sharing his insights on what it means to be an effective disciple.

Ramon De Ocampo delivers a beautifully rendered translation of Francis Chan's live lectures, which are delivered in a style which is both witty and deeply insightful. Chan's talks provide deep insight into the Christian faith and some of the most common questions that deserve answers. Do you want to know what Jesus would say if he were alive today? Or how about learning about the spiritual significance of that tulip you planted yesterday? With Ramon De Ocampo's help, we can all get our answer.

Francis Chan writes the Letters to the Church in which he discusses how churches need to change and become more welcoming for people of different faiths and for people of no faith.

Written by Francis Chan, Letters to the Church is a collection of thoughts from Chan's personal blog. His letters were written in response to questions he received from his readers and concerns that he reads about on social media. Though the letters are addressed to the Christian church, they are meant to help people of all faith backgrounds understand how God can be found when life doesn't make sense.

In his letter to the Church, Francis Chan shares how he came to the Lord and is now seeking to follow Him. He also reflects on how he views the church and how the church struggles with change. The book was published by Thomas Nelson in 2010 and is 3 hours, 51 minutes long.

The audiobook download includes the physical book and also provides a comprehensive reading guide. There is an accompanying PDF file that provides readers with chapters on introduction, chapters on Francis Chan, and chapters on the Catholic faith.