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$h!t Jesus Says: Reclaiming Love in the Kingdom of Heaven

It’s not a book about religion—it’s a battle plan for revolution.

If you’re fed up with Jesus being weaponized, this is for you. Shit Jesus Reclaiming Love in the Kingdom of Heaven offers a gritty, no-BS look at some of the most outrageous sayings by one of history’s most dangerous teachers. From “Love your enemies” to “Don’t be a dick” (yes, he said it better), Jesus rips the halo off religion and drags us back to what actually love.

Disillusioned by dogma and hollow religion, Ian Macdonald left the safety of his faith to take Jesus at his word. What he uncovered wasn’t a list of rules to obey, but a revolution of the heart.

In these pages, you’ll the things that sound offensive are what make us wholeHow love is the most dangerous force on earthSimple (but not easy) steps that will inspire faith and ignite your purposeDon’t expect Sunday school Jesus. This is the rebel rabbi Jesus who disrupts, dismantles, and delivers anyone bold enough to live as if he meant what he said. If you’re ready to be transformed, dive in and start reclaiming love in the Kingdom of Heaven.

262 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 26, 2025

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October 23, 2025
Raw, honest, and deeply faithful, $h!t Jesus Says reminds us that love was always meant to be radical. Ian Macdonald peels away religion’s polish to reveal the fierce, disruptive grace at the heart of Jesus’ message. It’s bold, funny, uncomfortable, and exactly what the Church needs right now.
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August 19, 2026
Jesus was radical in his love for all people and this book makes that point very clear.
The author has a great sense of humor and writes in a way that is relatable and easy to understand.
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