Defeat the seven pervasive lies threatening Christian faith today, and learn to stand firm without compromising conviction, with the perfect companion for Aaron Graham's book, Unshakable Faith.
Many Christians feel it-but don't know how to name it. Their faith isn't gone, but convictions feel harder to hold, cultural pressure feels harder to resist, and belief begins to drift. You don't want a watered-down faith. You want a faith that is real, resilient, and rooted in truth.
This participant's guide is the perfect companion for Aaron Graham's book, Unshakable Faith. Designed for individuals, small groups, and church communities, it helps readers move from understanding the seven subtle lies reshaping Christianity to examining how those lies may be taking root in their own hearts. With a chapter corresponding to each chapter in the book, the guide helps participants reflect honestly, study Scripture deeply, and respond faithfully as they learn to stand firm in truth without becoming rigid or combative.
Each chapter includes four sections:
• Engaging the Culture: Review the chapter's core teaching and identify how that lie shows up in the world around us.
• Examining Our Hearts: Reflect on the subtle ways you may be tempted to believe or live according to that lie.
• Grounded in God's Word: Study key Bible passages that anchor your faith in timeless truth.
• Building Unshakable Faith: Apply what you're learning through practical next steps, prayerful response, and real-life action.
Whether used alone or in a group, this guide will help you discern cultural lies, rebuild your faith through God's Word, and engage the world with both conviction and Christlike love. This isn't a call to fear culture. And it isn't a call to conform to it. It's a call to become unshakable. Aaron Graham is the founder and lead pastor of The District Church, a thriving multicultural congregation in Washington, DC, representing more than 80 nations. For over fifteen years, he has pastored in the heart of the nation's capital, discipling a generation to follow Jesus with courage and conviction. Aaron earned a master's degree in public policy from Harvard's Kennedy School and a doctorate in missiology from Fuller Theological Seminary. His ministry has been shaped by formative experiences as a missionary kid in Liberia and Kuwait-where he was held hostage during the Persian Gulf War-and by years spent living among the urban poor and pastoring an African American church plant in Boston.
