Cover-Up in the Kingdom

The great evangelist, Ravi Zacharias, had been a pretender for decades. He had built an international reputation for himself as a polished scholar and an apostle to the Academy by claiming academic credentials that he did not have. His Christian business colleagues remained silent.

But then Ravi Zacharias had an online affair with a married woman. On October 29, 2016, she informed him that she would confess the affair to her husband. The evangelist responded by threatening suicide. And he did so in writing.

Word of the famous preacher's suicide threat began to leak out. Zacharias's cover was about to blow. And when it did it would expose not just another corrupt clergyman but also cynicism and unbelief at the highest levels of God, Inc.

Zacharias was desperate. On July 31, 2017, he filed a federal lawsuit against the woman. Four months later he settled that lawsuit on terms that required the parties to remain silent about what had happened between them. He had, it seemed, resecured his cover.

This book blows that cover.