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The church today is fractured, doctrinally confused, culturally compromised, and often far removed from the clarity and conviction of its biblical foundations. This book is a call to re-examine what we've inherited and what we've assumed. Should we follow the doctrine revealed to Paul or that of the early apostles-and why does that distinction matter? What is the true meaning behind the Lord's Supper versus the breaking of bread? Are praise, worship, and evangelism functioning as they were intended? From the rise of denominations to the questions of head coverings, tithing, and the role of women in the church, this work invites readers into a bold, grace-centered exploration of truth-one that seeks not to divide, but to restore.