The Rejected Order of Jesus Christ of Nazareth.

By Bishop Fred C. Johnson All over the world today, people obey government orders—even the highest levels of secret societies understand the power of command. Yet within the church, the greatest command of all has been ignored. In a world overflowing with churches, pastors, prophets, and religious programs, one truth remains disturbingly overlooked: Jesus gave orders, not suggestions. He didn't come to start a religion. He came to build a Kingdom. And in that Kingdom, only those who do the will of the Father will enter (Matthew 7:21). Many cry, "Lord, Lord," but ignore what He said. We have traded obedience for convenience, power for performance, and salvation for ceremony. The altar call has replaced the altar of the heart. We worship on Sunday but walk with the world the rest of the week. The Rejected Order of Jesus Christ of Nazareth is a bold, biblical, and deeply convicting wake-up call to a sleeping church and a deceived generation. It uncovers the forgotten commands of Christ that modern Christianity often avoids: This book is not for the casual Christian. It is for the one who is hungry for truth, tired of deception, and ready to be safe—not just in church, but in eternity. Jesus said in Matthew 28:20, "Teach them to observe all things I have commanded you." Not some things. Not the easy things. Not the things that keep us popular. All things. This is the Jesus Order—the divine command that keeps us safe from deception, safe from judgment, and anchored in the will of God. Through compelling chapters, Scripture-based teaching, and powerful prayers, Bishop Fred C. Johnson exposes the lies that have shaped lukewarm faith and reveals the truth that leads to genuine salvation. This is not a feel-good message—it is a truthful message, designed to shake the foundations of religion and restore biblical righteousness. What's Inside: Reflection questions Repentance prompts A closing prayer in every chapter A 30-Day Obedience Challenge—a personal journey into surrender, holiness, and spiritual fire