Where Is Your Shame?: "Woke, Weak, and Willfully Blind: A Case for Insanity"

In a generation that glorifies rebellion and calls darkness light, Where Is Your Shame? sounds a bold and urgent alarm. With prophetic clarity, J.C. Thornton calls the Church and culture alike to wake up, repent, and return to God's unchanging truth. This is not a book for the comfortable-it's a spiritual gut check for those who know something has gone terribly wrong.

Drawing from Scripture, bold preaching, and cultural observation, Thornton exposes the collapse of godly standards across every area of life: the family, the church, sexuality, truth, justice, and leadership. He shows how entertainment has replaced worship, influencers have replaced apostles, and worldly "love" has replaced holy conviction. This is the case for spiritual insanity-and a divine invitation to come out from among the deception.

Divided into five compelling parts, this book tackles:

• The rise of moral relativism and false identity ("my truth")

• The hijacking of the rainbow and biblical love

• Apostasy in the modern Church, including "affirming" theology

• The fear of the Lord that's missing-and desperately needed

• The difference between biblical love and worldly affirmation

• How false prophets seek profit over truth

• The great falling away and the war over the mind

With references to Gino Jennings, John MacArthur, A.W. Tozer, and David Wilkerson, Thornton weaves bold spiritual voices into a chorus of conviction. He writes not from bitterness, but burden. As a mental health professional and student of the Word, his insights speak to both the mind and the spirit.

This is your wake-up call.

If you feel a holy frustration with the direction of the world and the silence of the Church, this book is for you. If you long to walk in truth, power, and clarity amid chaos, this book is for you. And if you're unsure where you stand-this book will challenge, convict, and guide you toward the only foundation that cannot be shaken: Jesus Christ.

We are living in the final moments. Choose this day whom you will serve.

Don't just read this book-respond to it.