New book is demystifying the truth of the Bible and helping believers find their way around the propaganda surrounding religion and back to the simplicity of God's love.

In an age where religion and politics are one and the same and modern churches have stepped aside from the simplicity of God's message, where can believers go for the truth about finding salvation in Christ? These are the questions that author Sophia White introduces in her new novel Jesus is for Everybody.

The world is governed by a force more dominant than basic behavior and the need to establish separate denominations is a contradiction to faith in Jesus Christ.  "Believers are considered members of one body but for some strange reason, the church has separated itself," says White.  

The Bible tells us that in the last days we will see even the churches turning aside from Christ. Today's church is not judged by the quality of its message but by the quality of the entertainment it offers and to strictly adhere to the policies set forth by Christ is portrayed by some as a staunch, right wing Republican. When did religion become political? When did people start turning away from the simplicity of God's message and complicating it with their own interpretation to match their own purpose, and when did churches began focusing on fundraising rather than fellowship?

"The time has come to open up the dialogue and discuss the truth according to the Gospel," explains White.  Jesus is for Everybody contains over 3000 scriptures organized in chapters listed below. White indicates "People are seriously debating about what Jesus would say today so I hope the facts illustrated will spark a more insightful discussion during a critical time."

There are thousands of Christians floundering because they are so busy trying to be Christians that they've forgotten who their father is.  "This book is about life, not religion. It's about developing a personal relationship with God in terms of everyday life." Jesus is for Everybody helps Christians get to the heart of the matter and takes politics out of faith.

To learn more, read Jesus is for Everybody: Building a Personal Relationship with God.