No Bull

Finally, someone is asking the questions that need to be asked... No Bull may be politically incorrect and may offend. It addresses many topics that most preachers will not discuss for fear of losing part of their congregations or losing their jobs. But if you want an honest, straight-talking assessment of the current state of Christianity and Christian churches, then this is the book for you. No Bull reveals false teachings in the Christian church. It exposes several instances of churches doing things that the Bible clearly says not to do. Several topics are addressed, from marriage and family life to evolution versus creationism to the age of accountability and the rapture. Church leaders, and all Christians, will benefit greatly from the frank opinions expressed in No Bull. New author Kelly Palmer takes a commonsense, Bible-based approach to issues facing Christianity today. The conversational tone and personal touch make for a fun, thought-provoking read.

Kelly Palmer grew up on a ranch. As a teen he hit the rodeo trail, first bull riding and later saddle bronc riding. He owns and operates a ranch in southeastern Oklahoma. Kelly was led to write No Bull when he noticed inconsistencies between the teachings of the Bible and the practices of Christians and Christian churches. He lives with his wife, Carrie, and his three boys, Logan, Jake, and Augustus.