In A Call to Resurgence, the illusion of a thriving Christian culture is shattered. Despite visible signs—megachurches, faith in politics—only 8% of Americans practice genuine evangelical Christianity. That statistic sets the stage for a hard-hitting examination of post-Christian society.
The book critiques modern believers who retreat into homogeneous tribes, trading unity for online disagreements. It argues that cultural comforts and digital debates have distracted from the essentials of following Jesus.
Instead of waiting or arguing, A Call to Resurgence invites readers to:
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Recenter on the core message of Christ’s life, death, and resurrection.
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Bridge divides across denominational lines while respecting distinctives.
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Engage culture with compassion and conviction rather than isolation.
Combining cultural analysis with practical steps, the book offers a blueprint for reviving authentic faith and mobilizing believers toward a renewed spiritual movement.
First published in 2013 by Tyndale House Publishers, this 328-page paperback balances scholarly insight with accessible language, making it suitable for group study or personal reflection.