What if the gravest, most sobering statement of our Lord Jesus Christ is the one truth modern Christianity struggles hardest to heed? What if the very teaching repeated by Christ in multiple contexts-the teaching that defines eternal life and damnation-has been quietly excised from our pulpits, our evangelistic appeals, and our church growth strategies?

In The Christianity That Won't Save You, the reader is confronted with a reality both piercing and unavoidable: the narrow gate is real, the way is hard, and few indeed will find it.

Charles Spurgeon, that vigilant watchman of truth, understood this peril as though rescuing souls from a burning building, warning against a Christianity repackaged to accommodate the flesh, softened to the comforts of the world, and blind to the demands of holiness.

Guided by the profound expository wisdom of Dr. John MacArthur, the doctrinal precision of R.C. Sproul, the pastoral insight of Paul Washer, and the uncompromising truth of Voddie Baucham, this book unmasks the dangerous illusions of contemporary charismatic doctrine and faith. It exposes the subtle deceptions of a movement that promises propsrity and the best life yet and a heaven without the crucifixion of self, that assures salvation through mere mental assent rather than radical surrender-the very tendencies of the Word of Faith movement and its ilk.

Here, the reader is called not to casual religion, but to spiritual warfare: a relentless striving to enter through the narrow gate, to deny oneself, take up the cross, and follow Christ with unflinching obedience. The pages within bear a solemn, urgent invitation to examine whether your path is truly life or a road crowded with the lost, convinced of their own salvation.

This is not a gentle discourse; it is a shofar call to the few who would awake and walk the hard way, to those willing to confront the comfortable lies that surround them, and to embrace a Christianity faithful to the words of the Master Himself.