g with the church" book. Instead, Dangerous Theologies explores religious rituals, cultures, and doctrines, finding that there is no perfect way to do church, but there are God-centered ways to meet the unique needs of congregations. The focus here is on the critical issue of educating God's people correctly.

In this thought-provoking book, Dr. Tulloss dissects erroneous pedagogies, false teachings, and outright lies that have harmed believers and confused Christians. While some parts might upset you, they are necessary truths that aim to set you free. This is not an exhaustive list of bad teachings but a starting point for deeper insight. As a church leader, you must scrutinize not only what you say but also the traditions you establish, ensuring they are biblically sound and not just appealing ideas. Join Dr. Tulloss in clearing up the half-truths and dispelling the lies that lead to dangerous theologies.