The two greatest commandments of God speak about love love of God and love for our neighbors. But love that is not demonstrated is no love at all. “For God so loved the world ... that He acted … He did something … He sent His Son, Jesus, to be our salvation. And Jesus has now sent us to love the same world that He died for. Read this book and feel the pain in our world—then do something, because that’s what Zealous Love is all about. — Richard Stearns, President, World Vision U.S., and author of The Hole in Our Gospel

Every Christian in America needs to read Zealous Love. It’s just what we need to open our eyes to the hurting people around the world that are crying out for our attention. I have people ask me all the time for practical ways to get involved in caring for “the least of these.” This book will not only be a powerful resource in their hands; it will lead us all back to the heartbeat of God. — Francis Chan, author of Crazy Love

This is a book about love … not the sentimental love of fairy tales and romance novels. This is a book about the love that keeps us up at night—restless with poverty, groaning with a wounded creation, raging over the madness of militarism. It is an invitation to feel, and ache, and cry over the broken world that God so loves … and it is an invitation to reimagine it. — Shane Claiborne, author, activist, and recovering sinner