The Questions People Ask About Ekklesia: Eliminating Misunderstandings, Misconceptions, and Myths is a bold, eye-opening response to the most common (and controversial) questions surrounding the Lord’s Ekklesia.

Is a pastor necessary to lead a gathering? Do you need a “church home” to be spiritually grounded? Are women sidelined or fully embraced in the Kingdom? Is the idea of Ekklesia just another passing fad—or worse, a cult? What about tithing, authority, or the intersection of Ekklesia and politics?

In this insightful and scripturally grounded work, Tim Kurtz dismantles religious traditions, clarifies widespread misconceptions, and provides honest, well-researched answers to the questions believers are asking. Drawing from decades of ministry experience and constant biblical study, he reveals how many of our assumptions about "church" have been shaped by culture, not by Christ.

This book isn’t about starting a movement—it’s about returning to what Jesus originally intended: a governing body of believers, walking in Kingdom authority, under the Headship of Christ.

Whether you're curious, skeptical, or already pursuing a deeper understanding of Ekklesia, this book will challenge your thinking, deepen your convictions, and equip you to walk boldly in your Kingdom assignment.

If you've ever felt that there's more to following Jesus than going to church, this book is for you.