In a world where church attendance is declining, and spiritual apathy seems to be on the rise, one book dares to ask a tough question: What is killing the modern church? Through the metaphor of a spiritual autopsy, the author dissects an imaginary dead church, exposing the root causes of its demise.
The book doesn’t aim to build megachurches or offer quick-fix solutions. Instead, it takes a hard look at the heart of the matter: the spiritual health of both churches and individuals. With chapter titles like “Mindless Christianity,” “Itching Ears,” and “Unbending Knees and Unholy Hands,” readers are guided to reflect deeply on their own spiritual condition.
Hundreds of Bible verses are woven into the narrative, serving as the scalpel that cuts through complacency and superficial faith. If you’ve ever wondered about the spiritual status of your church—or your own soul—this book is a must-read. It’s not an easy journey, but it’s a necessary one.