Hypocrisy Exposed: When Evil Pretends to Be Good Paperback – September 6, 2019

This is one of the best books that I have ever read. I have researched and educated myself in this subject extensively. It is beautifully written, with clear language and with sound Biblical references. I have been looking for something with this type of content for such a long time. I have been exposed to this in my own personal life. This book is an essential tool for a Christian that has suffered experiences of being exposed hypocrisy. It will educate you in a Biblical and Godly way, which is so comforting, reassuring, and inspiring when continuing to heal.

This book gives an excellent revelation of the true meaning of hypocrisy that is well hidden. Our real character is who we are in private, behind closed doors. God always sees, hears and knows our motives. Jake Kail not only exposes hypocrisy, but gives actionable steps to overcome being a victim of a hypocrite and encourages us to live a life of integrity.

Thank you, Jake Kail, for sharing an excellent understanding of hypocrisy and toxicity, and how we combat both with allowing God’s truth and living a life of integrity to oppose the duplicity.

I'm about half way through it. So far so good.

This book is captivating, bible based and educational. Great read.

Hypocrisy in the church wasn't an issue I have paid much attention to, but because I have listened to some of Jake's messages online I knew he is a super-solid trustworthy teacher who does not compromise nor preach a watered-down message. The book proved to be fresh material that you don't really hear in-depth teachings on very much and it increased my awareness of the issue and how to identify it. I encourage anyone to read any of his books and also find audios of his sermons online.

"Hypocrisy Exposed" by Jake Kail is a Holy Spirit inspired book that brings revelation and clarity to the topic of Hypocrisy and how it operates within the church and society. Jake Kail removes the mask of hypocrisy and exposes it's true nature in this powerful and enlightening book.

The very definition of hypocrisy was put together so quickly without a firm scriptural backing, except for "white washed tombs". The rest of the book references a definition that was poorly thought out. Not bad as a very basic runthrough, though not very educational for the average disciple.