Are our churches killing us?

Killer Church walks readers through a Biblical study of life and death at the altar of God, and attempts to answer the question: are our churches making us sick?

The Church has become peripheral to many Christians today, but throughout the New Testament it remains the epicenter of worship. Where have we gone wrong? And how can we recover the spiritual vitality of the Acts Church? Nathan suggests a way forward both theologically and pastorally in the chapters in this book.

Killer Church will inspire weak chuches to be strong robust churches. Nathan articulates biblical truth with a contemporary easy-to-understand style. I highly recommend this writing in today's world.

- Dr. Frank Damazio

Nathan Finochio pulls no punches in addressing the challenges God puts before us as we seek to build churches on the right foundations in a fallen culture which does it best to take us in all the wrong directions.

- David Campbell

Killer Church reveals how to keep the church anchored to God's purposes rather than our human assumptions and selfish expectations. With brilliant exposition of God's Word and memorable contemporary examples, Nathan Finochio reignites our passion for knowing God in spirit and truth, unleashing His Spirit in all areas of our lives.

- Chris Hodges, Senior Pastor, Church of the Highlands, Author of The Daniel Dilemma and Out of the Cave

This is not just another Bible reading guide. It's a call to graze upon the entire canon of Scripture--in one month. Featuring daily overviews, practical tips, and inspiring reflections by author Nathan Finochio, 30-Day Shred is your guide to a transformative encounter with God's Word.

• Gain Context. Understanding the overarching, rich narrative of the whole Bible will bring new insights to familiar verses.
• Read Canonically. Discover the interconnectedness of the Old and New Testaments, enriching your comprehension of both.
• Engage Fully. Find time to Shred wherever you are. Commit to immersing yourself in God's Word and recover the memory of its major themes.
• Build Community. Join others on this journey. Share insights, encourage each other, and grow together in your faith.

So many people wish that God would audibly weigh in on life's greatest questions of calling, meaning, and purpose. What's crazy is that God is weighing in on those questions. We just haven't learned to listen. Nathan Finochio believes that God is constantly communicating with this world he's created. We simply aren't following the right advice when it comes to hearing what he has to say. Through biblical teaching and true life stories, Hearing God empowers and enables readers to separate fact from fiction, myth from meaning, and truly understand what God is saying to them about big decisions and daily living.

Recovering...Timeless Truths

Like an online starter pack meme, Theos Starter Pack: Toward a Recovery of Essential Christianity is designed to provoke a response.

The book includes twenty essays by a motley crew of Bible geeks who are all active in church ministry and teach at TheosU, an online, nondenominational Bible college.

The focus is on recovering the roots of Christianity--recovering the way we teach, recovering the Bible's grand narrative, recovering Christian liberty, recovering apocalyptic, and much more.

Each writer takes into consideration the ageless tradition of Christianity that has been handed down through the centuries, resisting the cultural soup and integrating timeless thinking into an approach that works for the present day, explains Chris Palmer, TheosU dean. This book is a lifeline to pull yourself out of the soup.

You may laugh. You may run to your Bible. You may reach out to one of the writers to share a few choice words. But no matter what, these essayists hope you will be inspired and come away with rich theological insights.

Theos Starter Pack recovers beautiful elements of ancient Christianity that have been lost or shoved aside in modern society. It's food for the souls of those who long for a return to the roots of our faith.