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by Regenia D. McKay (Author)
Dying in the Pew speaks directly to the wounded hearts of believers who feel lost, betrayed, or abandoned within the very place meant to bring them healing-the church. Whether you're a pastor, leader, or faithful servant struggling with spiritual burnout, church hurt, or feeling unseen in ministry, this book offers raw truth, encouragement, and the unwavering hope found in God's Word.
Evangelist Regenia D. McKay boldly exposes the spiritual warfare within the body of Christ, highlighting the internal battle described in Romans 7:23. She reminds us that God's law is not just doctrine-it is a lifeline. With biblical insight, personal experience, and heartfelt conviction, she challenges readers to rise above the enemy's attacks on character, motivation, and purpose.
Through fasting, prayer, and holding fast to God's promises, Dying in the Pew urges you not to give up-because your healing, deliverance, and calling are worth fighting for. This book is a clarion call for wounded warriors to reclaim their purpose and walk boldly in obedience, no matter the past pain.
If you're sitting silently in the pew, feeling forgotten or ready to quit, know this: You are not alone-and you don't have to die in the pew.
