We check out the latest in the Truthology series, with this newly published book on Discipleship which presents a sharp contrast between genuine Christ-centered discipleship and what it defines as compromised, institutionalized religion. It asserts that true discipleship is a radical, costly surrender of the will and a profound act of covenant allegiance to Christ/Yeshua, requiring the constant imitation of His lifeand character. The text critiques historical Christianity for creating a spectator faith, replacing authentic life-on-life formation with programs, and substituting functional, relational leadership with a damaging clergy–laity hierarchical divide. Instead, the ancient Way is characterized by unmediated obedience, immediate forgiveness, hidden service without desire for recognition, and spiritual practices like silence, stillness, and honest confession. This process is described as a total inner re-formation of the person—affecting the mind, heart, and desires—leading to a community defined by humility, sacrificial love, and supernatural unity. This collection of excerpts intends to reveal the simple, severe, and pure Way of Christ that would exist if it had remained untouched by religion.

We continue the deep dive into this fabulous new book with your top questions answered

The latest book in the series! We outline a comprehensive doctrine of spiritual transformation based on union with Christ, contrasting it sharply with human effort or moral striving. This profound interior change begins with the necessary crucifixion of the false self and results in the formation of a new creation, whose life flows from the indwelling Christ through the daily practice of abiding. The Spirit systematically reorders the soul's inner architecture, purifying the conscience and sanctifying the imagination until holiness becomes instinctive rather than achieved. The text emphasizes this is a process of sacred slowness that forms eternal weight, culminating in the death of self-consciousness and the maturation of the soul into Christ's fullness. Furthermore, this deep-seated purity is the source of all spiritual authority and provides the foundation for the true church, which is defined as a community of shared holiness that operates without institutional hierarchy.

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We continue our deep dive into this incredible new book from Atlas University

This is an excerpt from a book titled WWYD—What Would Yeshua Do? Two Hundred Letters to Understand the Mind of Christ, which functions as a spiritual self-help guide or "agony aunt" column. The text presents numerous common life and faith struggles—ranging from loneliness, financial temptation, and professional burnout to complex marital problems and spiritual comparison—in the form of letters addressed to "WWYD." Each letter is followed by a section, "Yeshua's Way," that offers a Christ-centered response focusing not on religious guilt or performance, but on inner transformation, identity stabilization, and healthy boundaries. The book emphasizes that its goal is to cultivate the "mind of Christ" by addressing real psychological and relational strugglesthrough a lens of compassion, clarity, and truth, asserting that vulnerability and brokenness are met with healing and unconditional acceptance.

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We return to this amazing new book with part two of two, learning how we can truly hear from Yah

We check out the latest in this series., this book functions as a comprehensive spiritual manual focused on distinguishing between true and false forms of obediencewithin a Christian context. The author details numerous pitfalls, with a large portion of the work dedicated to identifying counterfeit voices and external pressures that believers mistakenly obey instead of "Yahweh," such as trauma, emotional urgency, religious duty, groupthink, self-righteousness, and charismatic personalities. The text emphasizes that true obedience flows from intimacy and union with Christ, characterized by peace, clarity, wisdom, and transformation of the inner self, rather than fear, pressure, or external religious performance. Ultimately, the work aims to guide the reader toward a mature, stable, love-driven holiness that is anchored in Scripture and the gentle leading of the Spirit.

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