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by Travis Johnson (Author), Jentezen Franklin (Foreword by)
You're not denying Jesus. You're just following Him... at a distance.
And that distance is quietly destroying your faith.
Most Christians don't walk away from Jesus; they drift. They stay close enough to believe, but far enough to stay comfortable. Over time, faith becomes passive, silent, and powerless.
This book is a wake-up call for the lukewarm Christian.
In (Un)Embarrassed of Jesus, Travis Johnson exposes the danger of cultural Christianity, a faith that avoids risk, stays quiet, and blends into the world. Using Peter's journey from fear to boldness, this book shows what happens when you stop following Jesus at a distance and start following Him closely.
You will discover how to:
- Break free from passive, comfortable faith
- Overcome fear of people and speak boldly
- Move from silent belief to courageous action
- Stand firm in a post-Christian culture
- Live a real, unapologetic Christian life
This is not about perfection. It's about bold faith.
If you feel your faith has become routine...
If you're tired of being a quiet Christian...
If you want a deeper, stronger walk with Jesus...
This book will challenge you to stop blending in and start living with conviction.
Jesus didn't call you to be safe.
He called you to be unashamed.
Author Biography
Travis Johnson is the lead pastor of Pathway Church, a growing multisite church along the Gulf Coast. Known for his direct, conviction-driven teaching, he speaks to the challenges of living out a bold, authentic Christian faith in today's culture.
In addition to his role in ministry, Travis serves as the executive director of People for Care & Learning, a global nonprofit focused on community development and education. He is also the founder of BUY A TREE. CHANGE A LIFE., an initiative that supports sustainable impact efforts around the world.
Travis has been actively involved in national faith leadership, serving on the National Faith Advisory Board and previously on the Church of God Executive Council. His work reflects a consistent focus on discipleship, cultural engagement, and helping believers move from passive faith to a more courageous, lived-out Christianity.
He is the author of (Un)Embarrassed of Jesus, a call to follow Christ with clarity and conviction in a post-Christian culture.
Travis lives in Mobile, Alabama, with his wife, Kelly, and their three children.
