Christians have a PR problem-and Jesus keeps getting blamed for it. If you've ever rolled your eyes at church culture, been burned by "God's people," or wondered why the kindest person in the Gospels keeps getting represented by the worst of us, this book is your oxygen mask.

In Jesus for People Who Don't Like Christians, author Dustin Gross names the mess without flinching-hypocrisy, politics, money, celebrity pastors, weaponized Bible verses, culture-war addiction-and then does the one thing most books won't: he separates Jesus from the brand that hijacked Him. With sharp humor, plain language, and a refusal to hide behind churchy clich