Our world is teeming with people who are kinda Christian - good people who, when asked, check the "Christian" box but feel like something is missing. Although many of us have some Christian background, the whole relationship-with-Jesus thing never clicked for us. Church was more about rules and rituals, most of which we didn't understand. Now, whether we show up in church on Sundays or not, we secretly wonder if there is anything that could fill the emptiness inside. We may know the Christian story. We may even believe in Jesus, but we don't know how to follow him. Kinda Christian is for anyone who's felt stuck in spiritual neutral. With biblical insight and real-life stories, Roger Ross offers a clear, grace-filled path from longing for more to the kind of life Jesus actually invites us to live. Discover a six-part path to help spiritually curious people take seriously Jesus' personal love for us all. For pastors and church leaders who long to see real transformation in your people, Kinda Christian will help you discern what a disciple of Jesus looks like and how you can help many more people deeply follow Him. I love how this book has laid out the possible steps along a pathway to a more fully formed discipleship and experience with God. This is my take on the nine steps in the book to help us get beyond the "almost Christian" phase of our journeys. 1. Look for God sightings 2. Share grace 3. Live in a group 4. Feed the soul 5. Find your gifts and call 6. Multiply yourself 7. Get your rhythm 8. Get started 9. Join in, don't wait In each of these steps, Roger shares amazing insights and stories that motivate the reader into action. Each chapter offers multiple ways to get engaged in the journey. In each chapter you can see yourself and others as we make our ways toward God and discipleship together. -Bishop Bob Farr, Missouri Annual Conference, The United Methodist Church (from the Foreword) With a heart for the spiritually curious, Roger Ross has served as a church planter, senior pastor, and director of church planting in Missouri. He now leads TheHumilityGroup.org, coaching faith leaders to lead grace-shaped lives that transform the world. Roger and his wife, Leanne Klein Ross, have two adult children, a son-in-law, and one adorable grand dog.