“You have a reputation of being alive, but you are dead.” – Jesus (Revelation 3:1)

What if the biggest obstacle to the gospel today isn’t atheism, politics, or secular culture—but the Church itself?

In Pseudo Church, Josh Hunt sounds a wake-up call to believers who are tired of going through the motions. With pastoral insight and a heart for renewal, Hunt explores why so many churches seem full—but spiritually empty. He tells the stories we’ve all heard: people who used to go to church but left—not because of theology, but because of unkindness, coldness, and lifelessness. They weren’t turned off by Jesus. They were turned off by pseudo-Christians.

This book is not an attack on the Church—it’s a call to return to what Jesus intended. It’s an invitation to leave behind surface-level religion and embrace a life of true discipleship, marked by the fruit of the Spirit: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.

With real stories, biblical depth, and practical insight, Pseudo Church helps readers:

• Diagnose spiritual hollowness in their churches and themselves

• Understand why fruit—not activity—is the measure of health

• Rediscover the power of abiding in Christ

• Create a church culture where people are truly transformed

If you’ve ever thought, There has to be more than this, you’re right.

The world is hungry for something real. Let’s stop playing church—and start being the Church Jesus had in mind all along.