The Forgotten Disciples

You forgot their names by Tuesday.

God didn’t.

We live on a steady diet of celebrity Christianity. We know the highlight reels of Peter, John, and Paul. We forget the faithful soldiers in the trenches.

The men who did the dirty work.

Joseph of Arimathea. The man who touched death. Got blood on his hands. Forfeited the holiest day of his life to bury a criminal the world had discarded.

His name is in all four Gospels. But is it in our pulpits?

This is the problem. We’ve been handed a sanitized faith. A performance religion that worships the platform and forgets the plowman.

This study is a recovery mission. We’re going back for the forgotten disciples. The men and women who built the church in obscurity, whose names are etched in the Lamb’s Book of Life, even if they’re footnotes in ours.

This is for men who are tired of shallow, Ronald McDonald Christianity. It’s for men who want to know the whole counsel of God, not just the palatable parts.

This is NOT for men who are comfortable with a faith that costs them nothing.

If this study doesn’t radically reframe how you see the Body of Christ, I’ll send your money back. No questions asked.

You can stick with the highlight reels. Or you can meet the rest of the family.

Get it now.