To the world around us, the Christian faith is becoming increasingly offensive. In a nation that was once birthed by and steeped in Christian values, the message of the cross has become both obsolete and outrageous. So where does that leave us as Christians? Do we withdraw and seek to protect ourselves, our families, and our churches? Or do we go on the offense, bringing our faith to those who don’t know Christ? In this captivating book, written by USMC veteran Jeremy Stalnecker and local church pastor Stephen Chappell, be reminded that Christianity has always been an offensive faith. That is―it has been distasteful to the world but it has flourished as Christians have proactively advanced the message of the gospel. Each chapter will encourage and challenge you to boldly live out your faith and purposefully share the gospel with others. Offensive Faith is a call to action―the same actions that Jesus gave through the Great Commission and the early church in the book of Acts carried out. This book will help you live an intentional life that stands for Christ while seeking to lovingly share the message of salvation with others. JEREMY STALNECKER is the CEO of the Mighty Oaks Foundation, dedicated to helping America’s military warriors and their families who are suffering from the unseen wounds of combat.. Prior to his current role, Jeremy served as a Marine Corps Infantry Offi cer and as a senior pastor. Along with his wife and their four children, Jeremy works to reach the hurting by offering hope and a renewal of purpose through a relationship with Jesus Christ. STEPHEN CHAPPELL is the senior pastor of Coastline Baptist Church in Oceanside, California. Having a burden to see people saved and churches planted on the West Coast, he and his family moved to northern San Diego County in July of 1998 to begin this work. Stephen is the author of numerous books and is a frequent speaker offering encouragement and biblical insight for life. Serving with his wife Lisa, Stephen seeks to encourage people of faith to boldly live for God.