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 ðŸ“– The Arrogancy of Religion (2nd Edition) — Now Available Worldwide

The wait is over. James Langston’s latest work, The Arrogancy of Religion (2nd Edition), has officially been released and is now available on Amazon in paperback, hardcover, and Kindle eBook formats. This isn’t just another Christian title to add to your bookshelf—it’s a direct, Spirit-led challenge to the Church, its leaders, and every believer who desires to walk in truth rather than tradition.

WHAT is the book about?

At its core, The Arrogancy of Religion confronts the quiet but deadly drift from relationship with Christ into ritual, from Spirit-led obedience into self-assured performance. Langston paints a sobering picture: it is possible to be active in ministry yet distant from the Master, to know the language of faith but miss its life-giving power.

In twelve compelling chapters, the author exposes the hidden pride that can take root in religious systems—pride that measures success by numbers, degrees, and platforms rather than by humility, repentance, and obedience to God’s Word. Each page invites the reader to re-examine their walk with Christ in light of Scripture and the example of the early Church.

WHEN is it available?

Now. The book has been released in 2025 for such a time as this—an age when the Church faces both unprecedented opportunities and sobering compromises. It speaks directly to our moment in history, offering prophetic clarity and hope for renewal.

WHERE can you get it?

You can order your copy today on Amazon, choosing from paperback, hardcover, or Kindle eBook editions to suit your reading preference.

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WHY should you read it?

Because the stakes are too high to ignore. The author writes not as an outside critic, but as a seasoned pastor, missionary, and fellow laborer in the Gospel. His aim is not to condemn, but to call believers back to the heart of Christ.

This is for:

Leaders who need a renewed vision rooted in Scripture.

Believers who are tired of shallow religion and hungry for authentic faith.

Churches seeking revival, not just rebranding.

The book offers both correction and encouragement, urging us to drop the armor of pride and clothe ourselves in the humility of Jesus.

HOW does it guide you?

Langston takes you step by step through biblical truths, historical lessons, and modern-day realities. You’ll explore:

The difference between performance and transformation.

How misplaced priorities rob the Church of its witness.

Why revival begins with repentance, not marketing.

What it truly means to follow Jesus beyond the walls of religion.

By the final chapter, you will not only understand the dangers of religious arrogance—you’ll be equipped to reject it in your own life and help others do the same.

A Closing Word

The Arrogancy of Religion (2nd Edition) is more than a book—it’s a call to awaken. It’s a mirror for the soul, a trumpet sounding in the spiritual night, and a roadmap back to the feet of Jesus.

📚 Order today and join the growing number of believers worldwide who are choosing authenticity over appearance, transformation over tradition, and Christ over mere religion.

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