Schizophrenic Christianity

  • The book tells the real deal on "big bad Baptist business as usual," and Jeri tells it out of love for her faith. She shows how, in this "business," the value of human life is traded off for the power and image of the religious leaders. Using case studies of Independent Fundamental Baptist pastors accused or convicted of child molestation, the book reveals how pastors' young victims become nothing more than a cost of doing business for a religion gone horribly wrong. -- Christa Brown
  • This book is a "must read" for all current and former independent, fundamental Baptists. It is long on facts and short on opinions...read it and draw your own conclusions. I started it this afternoon and couldn't put it down until I finished it. -- Sonya Edwards
  • Very hard hitting if you have experienced the sociopathy of an IFB church. Neither my wife or I could put it down once we opened it. -- Jakob Logan

The Lambs Workbook

  • The book is made up of six weekly lessons and a seventh wrap-up lesson. It also includes daily personal readings for 42 days (six weeks). Both the lessons and the daily personal readings have questions at the end of each, so that the reader can more deeply inspect the Bible texts that are offered and explained. Editorial Review
  • This is very helpful for people that have been emotional abused within the church.This book helps to work through the issues that has happened to them within the church. -- B Perron
  • If you were ever molested by clergy, or if you grew up in a church where you were taught that if you wore slacks as a woman, or had long hair as a man, or listened to rock music, or failed to tithe, that you were not right with God, this book will be a relief. It shows, in text after text from the Bible, that, truly, the person justified by grace through faith, also lives according to grace, through faith, and is acceptable to God in Jesus Christ. -- Editorial Review

Secret Radio

  • It’s poignant, occasionally funny, and even painful at times. ...but Secret Radio is engaging, entertaining, thought-provoking, and well written. -- Phil Johnson
  • I just finished reading Secret Radio….I started reading it this morning and couldn’t stop until the end….So much of it was believable from my own past in an IFB-controlled environment. Your story outraged me, touched me, and humbled me. It was well-written and it had what so much of modern fiction lacks—-you find yourself genuinely caring about the characters. —- Jack Harris, Air Force
  • It is vicious gossip thinly disguised as “fiction.” It is entirely without literary, ethical, moral, or Christian merit.” –- Thomas Cassidy (Fundamentalist preacher)