Something has happened to the simple, yet radical and profound movement started 2,000 years ago by a Jewish carpenter from Nazareth. A movement that appeared to be dead on arrival with Jesus'' crucifixion in only a matter of days became a movement that would change the entire Roman Empire in the span of just 300 years. 

But, as we look at the world around us, has this movement that began as a roar become only a whimper of everything Jesus intended? Is what we see today the same movement that swept across nations, that shaped history, and for which countless faithful have given everything, even their own lives?

It cannot be. There has to be more. 

In The Way of Jesus, author and pastor Mike Megginson invites readers on a journey to take a deeper look at what it truly means to be a Christian-calling believers away from settling for mere "Churchianity" to embracing the ancient, authentic, revolutionary Christianity rooted and grounded in the wildness and wonder of the person of Jesus. 

Something has happened to the simple, yet radical and profound movement started 2,000 years ago by a Jewish carpenter from Nazareth. A movement that appeared to be dead on arrival with Jesus'' crucifixion in only a matter of days became a movement that would change the entire Roman Empire in the span of just 300 years. 

But, as we look at the world around us, has this movement that began as a roar become only a whimper of everything Jesus intended? Is what we see today the same movement that swept across nations, that shaped history, and for which countless faithful have given everything, even their own lives?

It cannot be. There has to be more. 

In The Way of Jesus, author and pastor Mike Megginson invites readers on a journey to take a deeper look at what it truly means to be a Christian-calling believers away from settling for mere "Churchianity" to embracing the ancient, authentic, revolutionary Christianity rooted and grounded in the wildness and wonder of the person of Jesus. 

Something has happened to the simple, yet radical and profound movement started 2,000 years ago by a Jewish carpenter from Nazareth. A movement that appeared to be dead on arrival with Jesus'' crucifixion in only a matter of days became a movement that would change the entire Roman Empire in the span of just 300 years. 

But, as we look at the world around us, has this movement that began as a roar become only a whimper of everything Jesus intended? Is what we see today the same movement that swept across nations, that shaped history, and for which countless faithful have given everything, even their own lives?

It cannot be. There has to be more. 

In The Way of Jesus, author and pastor Mike Megginson invites readers on a journey to take a deeper look at what it truly means to be a Christian-calling believers away from settling for mere "Churchianity" to embracing the ancient, authentic, revolutionary Christianity rooted and grounded in the wildness and wonder of the person of Jesus.