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Explore how faith, truth, and grace collide in today’s church. Discover the stories, scriptures, and honest reflections that challenge hypocrisy and awaken absolute conviction.
Come along and uncover a faith that speaks truth with courage and compassion. Who Stones Who? invites you to look deeper, beyond loud opinions and surface-level morality.
ABOUT AUTHOR
Stephen Nsengiyumva
Stephen Nsengiyumva grew up in Rwanda, where he was deeply involved in church life from a young age. At 26, he moved to the United States, where his passion for ministry and learning continued. He earned a Doctor of Ministry in 2014 from Faith Theological Seminary and later completed two master’s degrees from the Heller School at Brandeis University. He also holds a Ph.D. in organizational management from Carolina University.
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WHO STONES WHO?
Are you tired of watching churches shout about some sins while staying silent about others?
This book isn’t just another opinion; it’s a wake-up call. Through this read, you’ll find an honest look at how the church often picks and chooses which sins to fight and which to ignore. Dr. Stephen Nsengiyumva doesn’t hold back. He explores real stories, biblical truth, and lived experiences to ask why greed, pride, racism, and hypocrisy are tolerated while others are loudly condemned.
This book will open your eyes. You’ll learn how fear, politics, and power have shaped moral outrage, and how that’s hurt the church’s witness. More importantly, you’ll discover what it means to live out a humble, consistent faith centered on Jesus, not just about specific sins.
This read is essential for anyone who wants a more profound, more accurate understanding of repentance, grace, and what it means to follow Christ. If you’re ready to go beyond surface-level faith and walk in gospel truth, this is your next read.
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WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY
In a world overflowing with opinions, it’s so refreshing to find voices that genuinely speak truth to the heart. These testimonials illustrate the powerful impact this book has had on readers, igniting important conversations and inspiring real transformation in the church community.
I’ve never read a Christian book that made me this uncomfortable—in the best way. Every chapter forced me to look inward first. Dr. Nsengiyumva speaks truth with love. This was a necessary shake-up!
Joshua
The honesty in this book? Wow. As a pastor, I felt convicted and encouraged at the same time. We NEED this kind of clarity in today’s church. No fluff—just truth that challenges and heals.
Marie
I’m not a fast reader but I finished this in one weekend. Couldn’t stop. It’s raw, real, and honest. The church must hear this. It’s not about sides—it’s about getting back to Jesus.
Daniel
At first, I was skeptical—thought it’d be just another rant. But I was wrong. This book hits deep. It talks about the stuff no one in church wants to say out loud. Respect.
