What if the very place meant to bring you closer to Jesus is where you lose Him?

Thousands of believers-young and old-are walking away from the Church, not because they don't know who Jesus is or have never encountered Him, but because they lost Him in the dangerous noise of religious routine. Losing Jesus in Church is not just a question; it's a wake-up call.

For generations, the Church has been a beacon of faith, a place where people encounter God's presence. But what if, amid sermons, traditions, and programs, we've unknowingly left Jesus behind? Drawing from scripture, personal experience, and heartbreaking statistics of modern churchgoers abandoning their faith, Pastor Keith Nix exposes a troubling truth: Many assume Jesus is with them, only to realize too late that they've been walking alone.

Losing Jesus in Church is built on the premise that religious activity can never replace true relationship. Like Mary and Joseph, who traveled an entire day before realizing Jesus was missing, many today are caught in a system that talks about Him but rarely leads people to genuinely know Him.

So why isn't this being discussed more? Because it's uncomfortable. And it challenges deeply held traditions. Because admitting we've lost sight of Jesus in the very place designed to make Him known is difficult to accept.

But there's hope.

Keith Nix doesn't just diagnose the problem-he provides a roadmap to rediscovering Jesus in a real, personal, and life-changing way. Whether you're a lifelong believer, a ministry leader, or someone struggling with faith, this book offers a path to rekindling the fire of an authentic relationship with Christ.

If you've ever felt distant from God despite being active in church, this book is for you.

Inside, you'll discover: