Losing Our Religion: An Altar Call for Evangelical America

American evangelical Christianity faces a crisis. Congregations are divided by cultural issues, and many believers feel disillusioned, questioning the church's future. This situation leaves millions searching for belonging and hope.

This book offers a path toward renewal. It calls for a return to core tenets, prioritizing truth over tribalism and the gospel over politics. It provides counsel for a new generation of believers, guiding them away from cynicism and complicity toward a hopeful vision for the church.

Drawing parallels to the altar calls of old evangelical revivals, this work invites discouraged Christians to embrace an uncertain future. It encourages letting go of politicized Christianity and rediscovering grace. The book is a vital read for those interested in Current Affairs, Religion and Spirituality, and Politics, offering a way to find direction after a period of reckoning.