In this compelling and candid reflection, Jemar Tisby explores what it means to follow Jesus when the traditions you once held dear have become corrupted. Notes from an Evangelical Reject is a powerful narrative for anyone who has felt the disconnect between the message of the Gospel and the current state of white Christian nationalism in America. Tisby does not shy away from the hard questions; instead, he dives deep into the history and theology that have led to the current divide. By sharing his personal journey of departure and discovery, he offers a roadmap for those seeking a more authentic, justice-oriented faith. This book serves as both a critique of the status quo and an invitation to return to the radical, transformative teachings of Jesus. You will be challenged to examine your own beliefs and consider how to live out your faith with integrity in a world that often demands compromise. Whether you are currently navigating your own deconstruction or looking for clarity on how to remain a follower of Jesus in a changing culture, this book provides the insight and encouragement needed to walk a path of faithfulness, even when it leads away from the familiar.