Identify and respond to distortions of modern Christianity. In an era of widespread theological misinformation, Christians need clear, practical tools to identify and address distortions of the faith. Distortions provides pastors, church leaders, and laity with an accessible visual guide to understanding and responding to false representations of Christianity in contemporary culture. Using engaging infographics, charts, and illustrations, this digital resource explores prevalent forms of cultural Christianity, including Christian Nationalism, Churchless Christianity, Consumer Christianity, the Prosperity Gospel, Conservative Family cults, and Jesus-less Progressive Christianity. Through thoughtful questions for self-reflection, you'll develop a foundational understanding of how these movements deviate from authentic Christian teaching from a Wesleyan perspective. The book equips you with the language and confidence to recognize falsehoods when you encounter them in daily life, whether in personal conversations, ministry settings, or on social media. You'll gain practical guidelines for when, where, and how to refute these distortions with grace and truth. At the same time, this resource reinforces core Wesleyan theological principles, helping you articulate who you are as a Christian, what you believe, and why it matters. Instant digital access lets you start learning immediately, with a format designed for quick reference and lasting impact. Includes a special segment at the end of the book for groups who wish to discuss the book together. A timely resource for faithful witness in a confused culture.