Safe Christianity is Dead Christianity
Safe Christianity is Dead Christianity
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Meet the untamed Jesus who flips tables, defies kings, walks into storms — and calls you to follow Him.
Why This Study Guide Matters
Why This Study Guide Matters
We live in a world obsessed with safety. Everything is insured, planned, and sanitized. Tragically, many believers have remade Jesus into someone safe too — a polite figure who comforts but never confronts, who soothes but never sends.
But the Jesus of Scripture isn’t safe. He is dangerously good. He doesn’t promise comfort — He promises a cross. And that cross is the most radical, liberating, joy-filled invitation we will ever receive.
This study guide will disturb you in the best way possible. It will call you beyond shallow religion and into reckless trust, bold obedience, and dangerous joy.
Who This Study Guide Is For
Who This Study Guide Is For
✅ Believers restless with tame, predictable religion
✅ Small groups hungry for revival fire
✅ Churches seeking to raise bold disciples, not fans
What You'll Gain
What You'll Gain
Courage to trade safety for surrender.
Conviction to break up with lukewarm Christianity.
Faith that risks, obeys, and endures suffering well.
Joy that becomes a dangerous witness to the world.
Vision to live boldly and finish well.
A Glimpse Inside
A Glimpse Inside
Through 24 powerful lessons, you’ll explore:
Jesus Isn’t Safe – the untamed King of Scripture.
The Idol Called Normal – breaking free from cultural comfort.
The Dangerous Prayer – “Here am I, send me.”
The Cross Was Never Comfortable – embracing costly faith.
Risk Is the New Obedience – trusting beyond reason.
Reckless Joy – worship, generosity, and mission that shake the world.
This is not theory — it’s testimony, Scripture, and a call to action.
What Makes This Different
What Makes This Different
This isn’t about adding another Bible study to your shelf. It’s about igniting a movement of believers who dare to live dangerously for Christ. It calls you to step off the safe path and onto the narrow road of reckless love.
A Word to You, the Reader
A Word to You, the Reader
C.S. Lewis said of Aslan, “Safe? Of course he isn’t safe. But he’s good.” The same is true of Jesus. If you’re tired of tame religion, this is your invitation to rediscover the Lion who isn’t safe — but who is endlessly, dangerously good.
Stop asking, “Is it safe?” Start asking, “Is it Jesus?”
Stop asking, “Is it safe?” Start asking, “Is it Jesus?”
Get your copy of Jesus Isn’t Safe: The Call to Reckless Love and Dangerous Faith today — for small groups, leaders, and every believer ready to risk it all for Christ.
Get your copy of Jesus Isn’t Safe: The Call to Reckless Love and Dangerous Faith today — for small groups, leaders, and every believer ready to risk it all for Christ.
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