Killing the Church

Exploring the themes of accountability and truth within the church, this book challenges readers to consider the importance of honest voices in their lives. It argues that the church has a responsibility to confront its members, emphasizing that without correction, both individuals and the institution can stray from their intended paths. The author contends that seeking popularity over purity can lead to detrimental outcomes, framing the call for confrontation not as an attack, but as a necessary step for growth and integrity.