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Is God A Zionist: Finding God's Story In A World Obsessed With Israel
The Church has an Israel problem.
Not just because Israel dominates the headlines, but because many Christians are unsure of what the Bible actually teaches about Israel, Jewish people, and God’s promises.
In a world marked by endless wars, political tension, and Jewish conspiracy, Is God a Zionist invites readers to step away from the noise and return to Scripture with clarity. Christopher Kuehl, founder of Present Witness and co-host of the One New Man podcast, delivers a provocative Christian apologetic that affirms God's unbreakable covenant with the Jewish people is not symbolic or it is real, enduring, and still shaping history.
Written for skeptical Christians, critics of Zionism, supporters of Israel seeking deeper theological grounding, and those who are still undecided, the book addresses the many viral questions about Israel that many are modern Israel connected to the Israel of the Bible?What do God’s covenant promises actually mean, and who are they for today?Has the Church replaced Israel, or does Scripture tell a more complex story?Is Christian Zionism a modern theological movement shaped by dispensationalism?Can faith, history, and morality be separated from today’s debates about Israel and the Middle East?Drawing from personal experiences living in Jerusalem, a deep look into church history, and scripture, Kuehl connects Israel and civilization, theology, and today’s cultural debates. He weaves Church history's giants, from Augustine, to Spurgeon, to Vatican II, into pop culture firestorms involving Kanye West, Candace Owens, Tucker Carlson and more, helping readers think biblically without fear or political distortion.
Divided into three parts, the Explains the Jewish–Christian divide through historyBuilds a clear biblical case for Israel’s ongoing role in God’s planApplies that framework to modern conflicts with clarity and convictionIf you’re seeking clarity, confidence, and a deeper trust in Scripture, Is God a Zionist offers a steady, thoughtful path to understanding God’s faithfulness, and why how we think about Israel ultimately reveals how we understand God Himself.
Praise for Is God A
“A plea for sanity, discernment, and common sense regarding Israel”
- Johnny Enlow, Best Selling Author of Enoch Commentary & Kingdom Come
“Easy to read, informed by good scholarship, and tackles every tough question.”
- Gerald McDermott, PhD, Author of A New History of Redemption and A New Christian Zionism
“Biblical, historical, and philosophical clarity...[in] our chaotic digital age.”
- Russell Johnson, Head Pastor, Pursuit NW
“This work’s rhetoric...[invites us] away from the bustling metropolis of reaction to the secret places in the desert of reflection.”
- Matthew VanNorstran, ThM, Princeton Seminary & Dean of Theos Seminary
“Kuehl asks and answers one of the most important questions facing the Church today...The title asks the question. The contents answer it. A must read!”
- John Myers, Founder of The Israel Story
Not just because Israel dominates the headlines, but because many Christians are unsure of what the Bible actually teaches about Israel, Jewish people, and God’s promises.
In a world marked by endless wars, political tension, and Jewish conspiracy, Is God a Zionist invites readers to step away from the noise and return to Scripture with clarity. Christopher Kuehl, founder of Present Witness and co-host of the One New Man podcast, delivers a provocative Christian apologetic that affirms God's unbreakable covenant with the Jewish people is not symbolic or it is real, enduring, and still shaping history.
Written for skeptical Christians, critics of Zionism, supporters of Israel seeking deeper theological grounding, and those who are still undecided, the book addresses the many viral questions about Israel that many are modern Israel connected to the Israel of the Bible?What do God’s covenant promises actually mean, and who are they for today?Has the Church replaced Israel, or does Scripture tell a more complex story?Is Christian Zionism a modern theological movement shaped by dispensationalism?Can faith, history, and morality be separated from today’s debates about Israel and the Middle East?Drawing from personal experiences living in Jerusalem, a deep look into church history, and scripture, Kuehl connects Israel and civilization, theology, and today’s cultural debates. He weaves Church history's giants, from Augustine, to Spurgeon, to Vatican II, into pop culture firestorms involving Kanye West, Candace Owens, Tucker Carlson and more, helping readers think biblically without fear or political distortion.
Divided into three parts, the Explains the Jewish–Christian divide through historyBuilds a clear biblical case for Israel’s ongoing role in God’s planApplies that framework to modern conflicts with clarity and convictionIf you’re seeking clarity, confidence, and a deeper trust in Scripture, Is God a Zionist offers a steady, thoughtful path to understanding God’s faithfulness, and why how we think about Israel ultimately reveals how we understand God Himself.
Praise for Is God A
“A plea for sanity, discernment, and common sense regarding Israel”
- Johnny Enlow, Best Selling Author of Enoch Commentary & Kingdom Come
“Easy to read, informed by good scholarship, and tackles every tough question.”
- Gerald McDermott, PhD, Author of A New History of Redemption and A New Christian Zionism
“Biblical, historical, and philosophical clarity...[in] our chaotic digital age.”
- Russell Johnson, Head Pastor, Pursuit NW
“This work’s rhetoric...[invites us] away from the bustling metropolis of reaction to the secret places in the desert of reflection.”
- Matthew VanNorstran, ThM, Princeton Seminary & Dean of Theos Seminary
“Kuehl asks and answers one of the most important questions facing the Church today...The title asks the question. The contents answer it. A must read!”
- John Myers, Founder of The Israel Story
293 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 17, 2026
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