...But He Said He Was A Christian

The divorce rate among Christian couples is at an all time high, courtship in many churches has sadly started to look like a bad rendition of "The Dating Game" and "The Bachelor" combined, and too many men calling themselves Christians are giving GOD's kingdom and the church a bad rep. This is all due to a lack of discipleship and disobedience. In this classic page-turner, Champion addresses how several godly men struggled with monogamy like many men do in this day and time and how both men and women both must make adjustments to redefine the roles of dating and marriage under the principles of GOD.

The divorce rate among Christian couples is at an all time high, courtship in many churches has sadly started to look like a bad rendition of "The Dating Game" and "The Bachelor" combined, and too many men who are calling themselves a Christian are giving the people of GOD's kingdom and the church a bad rep. This is all due to a lack of sound discipleship and obedience to GOD's word. In this new page-turner, Champion addresses how several godly men in the bible struggled with monogamy and loyalty in their marriages/relationships much like men do today. The answers to how both men and women have to change in order to redefine the roles of dating and marriage under the principles of GOD are divided comprehensively in this book. The book also offers end of the chapter video summaries by author Chayil Champion.

Chayil Champion is the author of "Exiting The Wilderness" and the new book "...But He Said He Was A Christian". The bible teacher/ radio personality is a native of Chicago, Illinois and has been serving in ministry for over 15 years. A graduate and former two-sport athlete at the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida, Champion double-majored in English and Journalism. After serving in the education field for over 12 years, Champion moved to Los Angeles where he was called to full time ministry. When he isn't writing Champion enjoys physical training, running, swimming, and watching movies...particularly action movies.