ARK STEADIED

Steadying the Ark of Mormonism with The Great News

by Shawn McCraney and Delaney McCraney Norris

The Ark Steadied is a theological and reformative work by Shawn McCraney and Delaney McCraney Norris that reexamines the doctrines and history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, urging a return to the spiritual reality established by Yeshua the Messiah—the “Mighty and Strong One” foretold to steady the ark. Drawing from decades of open investigation and scriptural study, the book asserts that Yeshua has already fulfilled all prophecy, bringing an end to material religion and reconciling humanity directly to God. Through this victory, the world has entered a spiritual “Eden” where each soul freely chooses to live by faith or by self, and the institutional church is replaced by the inner leading of the Spirit. Declaring that “everything before Christ has been put under His feet, and everything after Him, God allows,” The Ark Steadied invites all modern-day saints to live by Light, Learning, Love, and Liberty under the steadfast work of the One who truly steadied the ark—Yeshua Himself. *Out of limited resources, this book is raw and unedited. We look forward to polishing and editing in the future; for now, enjoy Shawn's unadulterated writing!

Church Is Over, This I Know, For The Bible Tells Me So

by Shawn McCraney

Shawn McCraney's "Church Is Over, This I Know, For The Bible Tells Me So" argues that religious institutions are no longer necessary for true faith, using the Bible itself to identify that the church system was meant to be temporary. McCraney suggests that faith should be a personal, spiritual experience free from institutional control, emphasizing a fulfilled eschatology where Jesus' second coming has already occurred, thus transforming the landscape of faith. The book encourages believers to embrace a liberated faith based on love and liberty, rather than fear and obligation, and is aimed at those disillusioned with organized religion but still seeking a connection with God.

Coup De Grace

by Shawn McCraney

"Coup de Grace: God’s Merciful End of Brick and Mortar Religion" by Shawn McCraney is a short and concise articulation of the trouble with institutional religion, and the simple solution that subjective faith offers. Arguing for a return to a personal connection with God, free from outdated traditions and structures, McCraney critiques the historical and scriptural legitimacy of organized religion, encouraging individuals to reclaim their personal and autonomous relationship with God.

Don't F**k With Believers

by Shawn McCraney

"Don’t F**k With Believers" by Shawn McCraney addresses the divisive and toxic attitudes within the Christian community toward the judgement and condemnation of fellow believers, urging for a more inclusive and loving approach to faith. The book critiques the focus on outward conformity over genuine spiritual transformation, which alienates believers who feel they cannot meet unrealistic (and unsubstantiated) standards of holiness. It explores the negative impact of harsh judgments, doctrinal disputes, and the restriction of individual freedoms within the faith.

Don't F**k With Christian Doctrine

by Shawn McCraney

"Don't F**k With Christian Doctrine" by Shawn McCraney critiques the manipulation and institutionalization of Christian doctrine over centuries, arguing that dogmatic traditions have distorted biblical truth and replaced spiritual freedom with control for the sake of building the church. The book differentiates between theology and doctrine, highlighting how conflating them leads to confusion and how material religion's relevance ended nearly 2,000 years ago. It emphasizes and justifies that no denomination or leader holds a monopoly on truth, advocating for faith to be lived subjectively and for spiritual liberty to be found in love rather than theological conformity.

Don't F**k With God

by Shawn McCraney

The book "Don't F**k With God" by Shawn McCraney aims to dismantle the numerous misconceptions about God's nature, often perpetuated by traditional religious structures. Using the Yeshuan biblical perspective to articulate the ontology and nature of God, it ultimately emphasizes that God's love is unconditional and not contingent on human obedience, countering the portrayal of God as vengeful. The book explores the misuse of God's name, distortions of His nature, and misconceptions about His omnipotence, advocating for a clearer understanding of God beyond the perpetuated myths of modern Christianity.

Don't F**k With Jesus

by Shawn McCraney

"Don’t F**k With Jesus" by Shawn McCraney explores the distortions and myths surrounding Jesus of Nazareth, aiming to uncover his true essence beyond religious misrepresentations and historical malignments. The book challenges contemporary cultural and personal portrayals of Jesus as being far a afield from biblical accuracy, emphasizing his radical nature and his challenge to societal norms and power structures. It addresses misconceptions about his name, deity, message, and return, as well as cultural and doctrinal distortions.

Don't F**k With The Spirit

by Shawn McCraney

"Don’t F**K With The Holy Spirit" by Shawn McCraney is a book that challenges traditional misconceptions about the Holy Spirit, offering scripturally grounded perspectives free from the restraint of religious tradition. It aims to expose and correct modern misunderstandings about the Holy Spirit's identity, purpose, and influence, using the fulfilled perspective on the Bible to reveal it as the empowering and direct presence of God within believers rather than a distant and inaccessible force.

Don't F**k With Unbelievers and the Afterlife

by Shawn McCraney

"Don’t F**K With UnBelievers and The Afterlife" by Shawn McCraney challenges traditional Christian views on judgment and condemnation of unbelievers, advocating for a faith centered on love, understanding and acceptance. The book argues that historical misinterpretations have led believers to treat nonbelievers with anger and judgment, contrary to the teachings of Christ's victory, which should inspire love and spiritual freedom. It explores fulfillment theology, suggesting that the traditional concepts of sin, death, and hell have been transformed, and encourages believers to reflect God's love through patience, humility, and respect.

Donkey

The Making (and Breaking) of an Ass

by Shawn McCraney

Donkey: The Making (and Breaking) of an Ass is Shawn McCraney’s unfiltered autobiographical account of a life shaped by conviction, stubbornness, faith, and repeated humiliation. Tracing his journey from Mormonism to evangelical Christianity and eventually into theological exile, McCraney recounts decades of public ministry, controversy, personal loss, and hard-earned clarity. The title is intentional: a self-aware acknowledgment of the role pride, certainty, and spiritual ambition played in both his rise and his undoing. Rather than offering a victory story or a defense, Donkey is a confession. McCraney reflects honestly on the cost of speaking publicly about faith, the damage caused by religious systems, and the slow dismantling of his own assumptions about God, truth, and authority. The book is not an argument for a theology so much as a record of being broken by reality and reshaped by humility. It is a story for anyone who has discovered that sincerity does not prevent error, and that clarity often comes after despair. *Out of limited resources, this book is raw and unedited. We look forward to polishing and editing in the future; for now, enjoy Shawn's unadulterated writing !

Fifty Basic Questions to Ask Your Pastor

by Shawn McCraney

"50 Basic Questions to Ask Your Pastor" by Shawn McCraney encourages believers to critically examine authority and church structure through open, expository methods. This guide gives readers fifty simple questions to ask their pastor, which should be very easily answered - but in the process might instead and more often expose gaps in the church's structural integrity. We offer answers in this book to which the questioner might refer, so that they might have a better understanding of the church they go to, the leadership that holds authority over them, and perhaps might bring to light an empowerment in the individual to pursue God directly.

I Was A Born-Again Mormon

Moving Toward Chrsitian Authenticity

by Shawn McCraney

The flagship self-published book by Shawn McCraney, "I Was A Born-Again Mormon" explores the possibility of spiritual rebirth within the Latter-day Saint community, the potential for unity between Christians and Latter-day Saints, and the reasons why anti-Mormon literature often fails. It also addresses how individuals can recognize their own spiritual rebirth and examines the theological foundations of LDS beliefs which inhibit or suppress this experience in its members.

If My Kingdom Were Of This World, Then My Servants Would Fight

A Believer's Refusal to Join Popular Christian Culture

by Shawn McCraney

"If My Kingdom Were Of This World, Then My Servants Would Fight," argues for the separation of Christianity from contemporary agendas such as politics, cultural affiliations, and musical preferences. McCraney highlights the inconsistency between Jesus's teachings and their modern application, suggesting that Christianity should not be intertwined with current societal trends.

In His Image

by Shawn McCraney

"In His Image" by Shawn McCraney explores the concept of being made in God's image, emphasizing active participation in His plan rather than mere reflection. The book discusses how Christ's victory restored humanity to a spiritual Eden and delves into the five directives: be fruitful, multiply, replenish, subdue, and have dominion, highlighting their deeper meanings. It argues that being made in God's image is more about function and purpose than physical resemblance, with faith, love, and individual choice playing central roles in fulfilling God's will. The book contrasts human and angelic roles in creation and is aimed at those seeking biblical clarity, questioning religious structures, or wrestling with their purpose. It challenges traditional Christian views by emphasizing personal faith and freedom, inviting readers to reconsider their role in God's design.

It's Not The End of the World

by Shawn McCraney

"It’s Not the End of the World" by Shawn McCraney presents a scholarly and hopeful alternative to traditional end-of-the-world teachings, aiming to alleviate fear associated with futurist eschatology. The book offers a historical and theological reassessment of apocalyptic prophecies, challenging mainstream evangelical narratives and encouraging a reevaluation of the Book of Revelation. It argues that cultural and historical contexts have shaped common beliefs more than scriptural intentions, promoting a shift from fear to a more hopeful understanding. This read is ideal for those seeking a different perspective on end-time prophecies, a historically grounded understanding of eschatology, or a thoughtful, scripture-based discussion.

Knife To A Gunfight

Misinterpreting The Purpose and Place of the New Testament

by Shawn McCraney

"Knife To A Gunfight" by Shawn McCraney is a concise and synthesized argument against the misapplied role of scripture and authority in the faith. McCraney comprehensively challenges traditional views and encourages believers to embrace a faith in Christ that is free from unnecessary traditions. The book serves as both an argument and an invitation to rethink what it truly means to follow Jesus.

Light and Dark

The Fruit of Two Trees

by Shawn McCraney

"Comments on Light and Dark" by Shawn McCraney is a reflective exploration of the internal spiritual battle between light and darkness, emphasizing that this conflict is subjective and personal. Through personal testimony, scriptural analysis, and examination of alternative spiritual systems, McCraney delves into how faith, choice, and self-awareness influence one's spiritual journey. The book discusses the duality of light and dark, the symbolism of the Tree of Life versus the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, and the nature of sin and spiritual warfare in our current "garden state". It also warns against counterfeit spiritual paths and highlights the importance of embracing divine wisdom and selflessness to find true freedom in the light. This book is aimed at seekers grappling with good and evil, those interested in fulfillment theology, and anyone on a quest for spiritual clarity and transformation.

Novus Summa Theologica

A Humble Tractate from the Renewed Minds of Some Christ-Honoring Souls

by Shawn McCraney

Novus Summa Theologica: A Humble Tractate from the Renewed Minds of Some Christ-Honoring Souls presents a theological philosophy written from a fulfilled, post-religious perspective centered on direct access to the Spirit of Christ outside of objective material and institutional constraint. The book examines God, Christ, scripture, faith, liberty, and maturity by engaging historical theology while rejecting coercive doctrine, hierarchy, and religious authority. Its purpose is not to establish orthodoxy, but to articulate a coherent framework for Christ-honoring belief rooted in subjectivity, humility, and lived spiritual reality. This book is structured as a modern theological summa that revisits classical Christian questions through the lens of fulfillment, liberty, and subjective faith. It addresses topics such as the nature of God, the role of Christ, the purpose of scripture, and the limits of religious systems without appealing to ecclesiastical power or dogmatic certainty. Written as a collective tractate rather than a personal manifesto, it invites readers to examine belief with honesty, restraint, and responsibility. *Out of limited resources, this book is raw and unedited. We look forward to polishing and editing in the future; for now, enjoy Shawn's unadulterated writing!

Revelations on Revelation

Apostolic Record Commentary on the Book of Revelation

by Shawn McCraney

"Revelations on Revelation" by Shawn McCraney is part of the Yeshuan Apostolic Record Commentary Collection. Through footnotes, Shawn clarifies the fulfilled perspective on each verse of the Book of Revelation and it's meaning from the fulfilled perspective. It includes significant facts from various translations, commentaries, and historical contexts. The commentary is supported by a 22-volume chapter commentary collection and is available as a printed book.

Romans 8:13 Commentary

Life By The Spirit

by Shawn McCraney

Shawn McCraney's "Romans 8:13 Commentary: Life By The Spirit" offering McCraney's signature raw and unfiltered exploration of living by the Spirit, combining biblical insights, personal testimony, and wisdom. The book is a personal provocation for readers to evaluate their spiritual journey and consider the transformative power of faith that transcends material concerns. It delves into the profound meaning of Romans 8:13, distinguishing between living according to the flesh and by the Spirit, and discusses the process of spiritual rebirth and its impact on personal identity. This book is ideal for those seeking a deeper understanding of biblical principles, struggling with material distractions, or desiring a more Spirit-led life.

So, You Think Jesus is Coming Back?

by Shawn McCraney

Shawn McCraney's book, "So You Think Jesus Is Coming Back?", challenges the traditional futurist view of the Second Coming of Christ by presenting a fulfilled perspective that suggests biblical prophecies have already been realized, such as the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD. The book argues that this perspective offers a more coherent understanding of Christianity and the purpose of the Bible, impacting everything from faith to church structure. It critiques the theological errors of futurism and encourages readers to explore alternative interpretations of eschatology, aiming to free them from fear-based beliefs.

Songs Of The Spirit

by Shawn McCraney

"Songs of the Spirit" by Shawn McCraney explores the harmony between scripture and the Spirit, emphasizing the distinction between the written word (Lyrics) and the living guidance of the Spirit (Music). The book encourages readers to interpret the Bible through spiritual discernment rather than solely relying on biblical scholarship. It delves into the nature of God as both perfect masculine and feminine, the influence of spiritual forces, and how to live in the Spirit in daily faith and worship. Targeted at seekers disillusioned by dogmatic interpretations, it offers an alternative perspective on biblical authority and a Spirit-led approach that prioritizes selfless love, while challenging traditional religious institutions' focus and incessant division over the printed word.

STEADIED

Steadying Religion with The Great News

by Shawn McCraney and Delaney McCraney Norris

Steadied is a comprehensive theological work by Shawn Aaron McCraney and Delaney Norris-McCraney that presents what they call “The Great News” — the understanding that through Yeshua the Messiah’s completed work, everything that once separated humanity from God has been permanently removed. The book invites readers to investigate this fulfilled perspective of scripture, tracing God’s nature, creation, humanity, Israel, and Christ’s return to show that the world is now spiritually reconciled to Him. Written for seekers of “God in Spirit and Truth,” it emphasizes living by Light, Learning, Love, and Liberty instead of religious authority, encouraging personal faith, agape love, and open pursuit of truth. Its final message is one of peace and freedom — that God is all in all, the world stands reconciled, and every soul may now live in direct, subjective relationship with the Living God. *Out of limited resources, this book is raw and unedited. We look forward to polishing and editing in the future; for now, enjoy Shawn's unadulterated writing!

Suicide 365

Killing Yourself God's Way

by Shawn McCraney

"Suicide 365: Killing Yourself God's Way" by Shawn McCraney is a spiritual guide that encourages Yeshuans the themes of self-denial and surrender to God's will to achieve true spiritual liberation and fulfillment. The book emphasizes the biblical concept of dying to oneself to live fully in Christ, advocating for daily practices of self-denial that lead to deeper faith and spiritual growth. It offers insights into transformative sacrifice and living a resurrected life, providing practical guidance for those seeking a more devoted walk with God. This book is aimed at Christians, including pastors and counselors, who are looking to walk deeper in faith.

SUS AF

Society as a Hole / Lies of Modernity

by Shawn McCraney

"SUS AF: Society as a Hole" by Shawn McCraney is a critical examination of modern societal values and the pervasive lies that influence public perception and behavior. The book encourages readers to question accepted norms and truths, advocating for a more critical and liberated approach to life. It challenges the obsession with appearances and material gain, urging a rediscovery of values like integrity, authenticity, and freedom. Key insights include deconstructing modern myths, seeking authentic freedom, critiquing pop culture and media, and maintaining individuality in a conformist world. The book is aimed at those disillusioned by superficial societal values and those questioning the status quo, offering strategies for personal liberation and understanding.

Template Of The Proving Ground

Experiencing Christian Leadership First-Hand

by Shawn McCraney

"Template of the Proving Ground" by Shawn McCraney challenges traditional church governance and appeals to authority by advocating for a decentralized, spirit-led approach to leadership in the faith community. The book emphasizes the importance of individual spiritual responsibility over institutionalized leadership, highlighting the error in modern authority both historically and biblically. Foregoing modern leadership with authority, this book encourages aspiring faith leaders to guide others through love and understanding, rather than authority, putting themselves as examples first before inflicting condemnation on any others. It offers practical ways to implement this through meaningful discussions and personal growth.

The Christian Anarchist Crookbook

by Shawn McCraney

The Christian Anarchist Crookbook is an A to Z survey of modern christian topics, and how modern religion has inflicted its "crookery" on the original meaning and purpose. This book is dangerous. Not to you, but to the religious institutions that thrive on control, the pastors who build empires on tradition, and the voices that insist you must conform to their version of Christianity. If you want the truth—unfiltered, unbound, and untamed—read on.

The Double Helix

Principle of Marriage

by Shawn McCraney

Shawn Aaron McCraney's "The Double Helix: Principle of Marriage" presents a fresh perspective on marriage from the Biblical perspective by applying the 'double helix principle' of God's makeup to relationships, emphasizing the intertwined principles of respect and love. The book introduces the Marriage-Mentoring Approach (MMA), which derives biblical principles to offer practical strategies for conflict resolution and strengthening marital bonds. It highlights the importance of dual commitment, mirroring the structure of a double helix, and explores living in the New Covenant Reality without religious obligations. This book is ideal for couples at any stage, individuals, and counselors seeking biblically grounded strategies for marital harmony, offering both spiritual wisdom and practical advice.

The Eternal Punishment Papers

Biblical Considerations To The Contrary

by Shawn McCraney

"The Eternal Punishment Papers" by Shawn McCraney is a book that critically examines biblical texts to challenge the traditional understanding of eternal damnation. It offers a fresh perspective on the interpretation of scriptures concerning the fate of the wicked, exploring theological arguments about the meaning of 'eternal' and the nature of God's justice and mercy. Aimed at theologians, biblical students, Christians questioning divine justice, and those interested in eschatology, the book provides a scripturally backed alternative view of God's ultimate plan, suggesting it may be more merciful than traditionally believed. It encourages readers to reconsider their understanding of faith and forgiveness.

The Four L's and The Four Traits

Maturing in Christ without the Influence of Organized Religion

by Shawn McCraney

The Four L’s and the Four Traits presents a biblically grounded framework for spiritual maturity from the Yeshuan perspective that is deliberately independent of organized religion. Drawing on decades of study and teaching, the book outlines a simple but rigorous model for growing in Christ through personal responsibility, humility, and direct engagement with truth. Rather than offering doctrine or institutional guidance, it frames spiritual development as a lived process shaped by choice, reason, and inward conviction. The book introduces two interrelated movements. The Four L’s (Light, Learning, Love, and Liberty) describe a continual “wash cycle” through which individuals mature in faith and action. The Four Traits explore how deeper spiritual clarity often emerges through hardship, disorientation, and testing. Together, these cycles provide a practical and experiential approach to living in spirit and truth—emphasizing freedom, love, and personal accountability over external authority or religious systems. *Out of limited resources, this book is raw and unedited. We look forward to polishing and editing in the future; for now, enjoy Shawn's unadulterated writing! Take the Course version of this book

The Idolatry of Organized Religion

by Shawn McCraney

"The Idolatry of Organized Religion" by Shawn McCraney critiques the enmeshed association and reliance of individual faith on religious institutions. It examines the historical and theological impacts of religious authority, ultimately urging believers to reclaim their spiritual autonomy in the face of the latent errancy. The book discusses the evolution of religious institutions, the dangers of idolizing religious structures, and offers practical steps for believers to reclaim their spiritual autonomy.

The King's Colt

A Christian Tale for Children

by Shawn McCraney

A Christian tale for children! A grounded children's book to encourage and instill principles of humility and devotion to our lord.

The Resurrection Of The Dead

A Verse By Verse Journey Through 1st Corinthians 15

by Shawn McCraney

"The Resurrection of the Dead: A Verse By Verse Journey Through 1st Corinthians 15" by Shawn McCraney is an in-depth exploration of the Christian doctrine of resurrection, offering a detailed verse-by-verse analysis of 1st Corinthians 15. The book examines complex theological debates and interpretations of the text, focusing on distinctions between the resurrection of believers and unbelievers, and the stages of resurrection. It provides insights into the historical and eschatological context of resurrection, aiming to enhance theological knowledge and understanding of Christian eschatology.

The Sabertooth Man

by Shawn McCraney

"Sabertooth Man" by Shawn McCraney is a semi-autobiographical novel that serves as a cautionary tale about the perils of succumbing to worldly temptations in areas such as business, relationships, and faith. Through the story of Donathan Fidel, the book encourages readers to reassess what is genuinely valuable in life.

The Significance of Two

by Shawn McCraney

"The Significance of Two" by Shawn McCraney examines the theme of two, of partnership, of duality. Shifting from a heavy-handed emphasis on three in modern Christianity, and shift to an emphasis on two , the book provides an analysis of dualities such as marriage, the ontology of Yahavah, and philosophical principles that we find across the Bible and across life, clarifying fresh insights into how these shape our approach to faith today.

Three Big Bangs

by Shawn McCraney

"Three Big Bangs" by Shawn McCraney presents a unique spiritual perspective on the three most significant shifts in human relationships with God: the "First Atom" of the universe's origins, the "Second Adam" in the garden, and the "Last Adam" - the incarnation of Christ. The book outlines a spiritually driven timeline centered around three cosmic events or "bangs" that redefine our understanding of God, humanity, and the Bible. It offers a fresh view on the true origin of all things, starting with God as an eternal Spirit, moving to engage with creation with Adam, and finally manifesting a direct presence through Jesus Christ, culminating in the destruction of Jerusalem as a fulfillment of biblical prophecy. This framework provides clarity on life, the Bible, and personal faith, appealing to those questioning the validity and clarity of traditional religious teachings of the purpose of humanity today.

TSK16 Manual

Sixteen Verses

by Shawn McCraney

The "TSK16 Manual" by Shawn McCraney unpacks sixteen critical biblical texts, offering a structured approach to distinguishing the Yeshuan perspective. Readers will gain a nuanced shift in understanding of the Bible an its purpose and place as these perspective are not often the rote answers we hear from modern Christianity today. Instead, these expositions aim to enhance spiritual liberty and deconstruct the potency of institutional control. The manual emphasizes the personal impact of scripture, encouraging readers to apply biblical truths to their lives, but with subjectivity and context always in mind.

Weed, Faith and Love

Insights on Christians Getting High

by Shawn McCraney

"Weed, Faith, and Love: Insights on Christians Getting High" by Shawn McCraney ruminates on the intersection of cannabis use and Christian faith, offering biblical explorations on the topic. It provides a biblical analysis of substance use, discusses ethical considerations for Christians regarding cannabis, and emphasizes personal responsibility and liberty. The book offers practical guidelines gained from personal experience for responsible cannabis use, focusing on safety, legality, and spiritual integrity. It is aimed at Christians, pastors, counselors, and lay leaders seeking to navigate the complexities of cannabis use within a faith context.

Where Mormonism Meets Biblical Christianity Face to Face

An A to Z Comparative Between Mormonism and Biblical Christianity

by Shawn McCraney

"Where Mormonism Meets Biblical Christianity Face To Face" by Shawn McCraney is an A to Z comparative exposition on the significant theological differences between Mormonism and Christianity, despite their use of similar language. The book offers a scripturally grounded analysis to help readers understand these distinctions, making it a valuable resource for those questioning their beliefs, engaging in theological study, or seeking deeper understanding beyond traditional teachings.

YAHAVA's Incomprehensible Love

by Shawn McCraney

"YAHAVAH's Incomprehensible Love" by Shawn McCraney explores the nature of YAHAVAH's love across time and history. This short overview paints a picture of the large overarching perspective of YAHAVAH's work and wholistic victory on our behalf achieved through the complete fulfillment of His promises. In this short survey, the reader will gain an understanding of the ultimate love that Yahavah has shown us, removing the bondage and condemnation that lies heavy on and in institutions today. The resulting and promoted perspective in this short book challenges conventional religious structures that keep people in fear of punishment by advocating for a faith based on personal conviction and direct communion with God.