It focuses on the factors sustaining corruption in the church. Moving beyond conventional ideas of corruption associated with money, power, and politics, it exposes the deeper corruption of doctrine, character, leadership, worship, and Christian living. Through forty thought-provoking reflections, the book examines the various forces sustaining corruption within the Church, notably weak accountability, loss of genuine fear of God, misuse of grace and religious freedom, prosperity-centered teachings, political correctness, spiritual blindness, worldliness, lack of understanding of hell as a Rubicon, congregationalism, lack of self-discipline, administrative lapses characterized by coverups, lack of church discipline, doctrinal differences, lack of humility to God and His word, misplaced priorities, misuse of revelations and prophecies, minimization, of the severity of God's judgment, blind loyalty, relativism of Scripture, lack of servant leadership, and the gradual normalization of compromise within Christian communities. Using the 'de minimis rule", it confronts the subtle and dangerous deviations that continue to erode the spiritual integrity of the body of Christ and demonstrates how seemingly "minor" concessions to truth permeates core aspects of our spiritual life, weaken discernment and distort worship and divine mission.
