Come and See
Recognizing Spiritual Control, Recovering Your Discernment, and Finding Your Way Back to Jesus
A Jesus-centered invitation to recover authentic faith, recognize spiritual control, rebuild discernment, and lead people toward Christ without possessing them.
THE BOOK PROMISE
This book helps Christians who have been hurt, confused, or controlled by spiritual authority stop confusing loyalty to a leader with faithfulness to Jesus, and start building the kind of discernment, freedom, and leadership that points people toward Christ instead of toward themselves.
THE CENTRAL QUESTION
Have people been invited to know Jesus, or merely trained to depend on someone who speaks in His name?
This question opens the book in Chapter 1. It runs underneath every chapter. It lands differently at the end than it does at the beginning. By Chapter 28, the reader is not just answering it about someone else. They are answering it about themselves.
THE CENTRAL TENSION
How do we remain open to Jesus, holiness, authority, and community without becoming naive, controlled, or spiritually unsafe?
Every part answers one side of this tension while creating the next question. The reader should never feel the book has resolved too early. The resolution should feel earned.
This book helps Christians who have been hurt, confused, or controlled by spiritual authority stop confusing loyalty to a leader with faithfulness to Jesus, and start building the kind of discernment, freedom, and leadership that points people toward Christ instead of toward themselves.
THE CENTRAL QUESTION
Have people been invited to know Jesus, or merely trained to depend on someone who speaks in His name?
This question opens the book in Chapter 1. It runs underneath every chapter. It lands differently at the end than it does at the beginning. By Chapter 28, the reader is not just answering it about someone else. They are answering it about themselves.
THE CENTRAL TENSION
How do we remain open to Jesus, holiness, authority, and community without becoming naive, controlled, or spiritually unsafe?
Every part answers one side of this tension while creating the next question. The reader should never feel the book has resolved too early. The resolution should feel earned.