What Would Jesus Do - and Why Did he Do It?

What Would Jesus Do, and Why Did He Do It?Something feels off. Many Christians sense it but struggle to name it. The language is right. The music is familiar. The buildings are full. And yet the spirit of Jesus feels strangely absent from much of what calls itself Christianity today. In this honest, Scripture-driven examination, Ray Gilbert asks the question most church culture avoids: What would Jesus actually recognize as Christianity, and what would he rebuke?Drawing solely from the Gospels and the words of Jesus himself, this book examines ten of the most uncomfortable gaps between the Jesus of the New Testament and the Christianity commonly practiced in the modern West - from the love of enemies and the danger of wealth, to the rejection of violence and the collapse of tribal faith.
This is not an attack on Christians. It is an invitation to return to Christ. This book is for anyone who loves Jesus enough to take his words seriously.