What if the Church was known not for its perfection-but for grace?

In The Unrepentant Church, Mark E. Norton issues a clarion call for healing in a wounded body. Drawing from scripture, personal experience, and the stories of those driven to the margins, this compelling work confronts the culture of image management, moral failure, and silent suffering that plagues way too many congregations.

This is not a book about pointing fingers. It's about finding a better way-one marked by confession, restoration, and courage. Whether you've been hurt by the Church or serve within it, these pages offer a vision of what's possible when the body of Christ become a home for the broken, not a courtroom for the condemned.

The unrepentant Church can repent. And when it does, healing begins.