Combat the twisted theology that protects wolves and cripples believers.

Have you been taught that all sins are equal? That calling yourself "the worst sinner you know" is humility? That confronting evil in the church is unloving?

These twisted teachings protect wolves, silence victims, and keep you spiritually defeated.

Church leaders weaponize Scripture to create a fog of false humility and misapplied grace. They teach that all sins are equally bad, making your anger at abuse equivalent to the abuser's evil. They keep you focused on your failures instead of Christ's victory. They condemn any confrontation of wickedness, leaving sheep defenseless against wolves.But these interpretations aren't biblical—they're dangerous.

In this book, Rebecca Davis exposes the systematic Scripture-twisting that enables predators and cripples believers. With meticulous biblical scholarship and unflinching clarity, she examines the doctrines that protect the wicked while condemning the righteous.

She then shows you what Scripture actually teaches about sin, righteousness, and confronting evil.

You'll discover:

• Why "all sins are equal" protects abusers—and what the Bible actually teaches about degrees of sin.
• You can abandon the unbiblical "worst sinner I know" identity that enables abuse and keeps you spiritually crippled and embrace your true identity as saint.
• Why constant meditation on your sinfulness keeps you defeated instead of transformed—and what Spirit-empowered living actually looks like.
• How to distinguish struggling believers from deliberate predators and stop letting "all Christians are hypocrites" shield wolves in sheep's clothing.
• What biblical metanoia actually means—versus the shallow "repentance" of sadness and behavior modification.

You don't have to accept false teachings that protect predators and crush the righteous. Scriptures can be untwisted. You can rise up from that spiritual abuse and walk in the freedom of Christ.