Book 1 · What is true
The Galilean Revolution
Recovering the Worldview Jesus Actually Taught
You cannot get an “ought” from an “is.”
The first book restores sight.
The Way Series The Way Series A Trilogy by Alan L. McCann
See differently. Live differently. Become different.
The Way Series is an invitation to follow Jesus Christ through metanoia — the profound transformation of mind, heart, and life that lies at the center of His Gospel. By recovering the ancient Christian way of seeing reality through Scripture, discipleship, and the signs woven throughout creation, these books invite readers into a deeper participation in the life of God.
Christianity was never meant to be merely a set of beliefs to affirm or rules to obey. It is a way of seeing, a way of living, and ultimately a way of participating in the life of God. As our vision is transformed, so too is the way we walk.
Book 1 · What is true
Recovering the Worldview Jesus Actually Taught
You cannot get an “ought” from an “is.”
The first book restores sight.
Book 2 · How to live
Eating from the Tree of Life
You believe everything the Church teaches. You still cannot rest.
The second book restores life.
Book 3 · How to see
Seeing Where Heaven and Earth Meet
You believe it. You may even have begun to live it. But you have never seen how all of it fits.
The third book deepens sight again through symbolic perception.
How the Series Moves
Book One restores sight — recovering the worldview Jesus actually taught.
Book Two restores life — the simple, ancient practice of returning to Christ in the present moment.
Book Three deepens sight again — teaching the eye to recognize where heaven and earth meet.
To see rightly is the beginning of living rightly, and living rightly is the path to participating in the life of God. The movement is cyclical rather than linear; each stage reinforces the others. This is a particularly ancient Christian way of understanding spiritual formation.
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