In the eyes of the world, the current iteration of the American Church performs a dysfunctional version of the gospel of Jesus Christ that is rooted in a twisted narrative of power and privilege. Peter Ahn offers a prophetic and clarion call for the emergence of The Weak Church, which counters the false narratives of a false gospel and embraces the call for the full expression of the authentic gospel. May the church heed this call.

Soong-Chan Rah, Robert B. Munger Professor of Evangelism and Church Renewal, Fuller Theological Seminary

Peter is an innovative leader and a great thinker. The Christian church in America has been in decline for several decades. He goes after the root causes and some great solutions to restore the church in America to health and strength.

Ray Johnston, Senior Pastor of Bayside Church, President of Thriving Church International

The Weak Church is a timely word for Christ-followers in a world where power is glorified and self-reliance is celebrated as strength. Within these pages, you'll find a compelling invitation to shed our obsession with strength and to embrace our own brokenness-so that we might experience a ministry rooted not in ourselves, but in God's transformative power.

Tammy Swanson-Draheim, President of the Evangelical Covenant Church

Peter boldly challenges the illusion of success built on hype and numbers, reminding us that true strength is found in humility, justice, compassion, and love for the outsider. What makes this book powerful is Peter's lived experience-he doesn't just preach it, he lives it.

Dave Gibbons, author of The Shape of My Eyes, Founder of NEWSONG.COM

In Weak Church, Peter Ahn confronts the human desire to lead with impressive strategy and up and to the right goals. It's a refreshing and challenging invitation to the church to reflect on what we care about and how we need to live and lead in order to reflect those values. Truthfully, I'm grateful for this book even though it made me bristle at times forcing the question: if he's right, and I think he is, am I willing to follow this wisdom? It's not fashionable to admit vulnerability, weakness, and dependence on God and others but it is exactly what our world and emerging generations need in this moment.

Tim Meier, Vice President at The Christian and Missionary Alliance

The Weak Church is one of the most courageous and soul-stirring books on church leadership I have encountered in years. Dr. Peter Ahn calls us into a vision of the Church that does not cover its scars but cherishes them as sacred testimonies. Through rich theology, lived experience, moving stories, and tender pastoral insight, he challenges the exhausting culture of perfectionism and performance that has wearied so many leaders. More than merely challenging, he offers a hopeful, liberating vision for a future Church rooted in authenticity, resilience, and grace. Every pastor, every leadership team-every weary soul called to serve-needs to encounter the healing vision found in these pages.

Rev. Dr. Alex Gee, Sr. Pastor of Fountain of Life Church