Is Christian Immaturity Dead? The Unbelieving Believers Epidemic Is an inspirational Biblical approach to how God sees spiritual immaturity. This book is part three of a four-part series as Charles has logically made his case that there are four classes of people in the world. The first is Unbelieving Unbelievers (atheism), Believing Unbelievers (religious but lost), Unbelieving Believers (saved but immature), and Believing Believers (saved, mature, and faithful).

Christian Immaturity is an epidemic, growing within the body of Christ as believers become dull of hearing and unteachable. Charles demonstrates his leadership by warning us about what we can expect from Unbelieving Believers and how they affect us in the body of Christ. Within the body of Christ, we will either be a part of the problem or a part of the solution.

Immature Christians are humanistic in their thinking
Immature Christians trust in intellectualism over faith in God’s Word
Immature Christians display carnal, fleshly behavior
Immature Christians have no appetite for anything but the milk of the Word
Immature Christians tolerate and justify gross immorality
Immature Christians are gullible to strange doctrines.
Immature Christians aren’t able to play nice with other believers.
Immature Christians are controlled by their fleshly impulses.
They are quick to anger, overly sensitive to correction, don’t understand loving our neighbors, and don’t use their spiritual gifts. They don’t practice spiritual disciplines, harbor bitterness, is enslaved to fear, isolate themselves from the Christian community, and don’t make disciples.

Charles’ keen use of apologetics makes “Is Christian Immaturity Dead?” a must-read as we see these changing times leading us to the end of the ages.