The Divided Body : Loving God, Hating Each Other

In a world of religious noise and moral confusion, The Divided Body: Loving God, Hating Each Other speaks with prophetic urgency. Glen Karelo Mashatula dares to ask the question many avoid: how can a church that worships one God remain so fractured, judgmental, and divided? Through a rare blend of biblical insight, social commentary, and heartfelt storytelling, the author exposes the subtle poisons of pride, gossip, racism, classism, and unforgiveness that corrode the unity of the body of Christ. He unveils how believers can love the Savior yet resent His other children — and how that contradiction weakens our collective witness. But Mashatula does not write to shame; he writes to heal. With compassion and spiritual clarity, he paints a vision of a restored church — one marked by grace, humility, and the courage to reconcile. Each chapter invites readers into honest self-reflection, confronting hidden wounds while rediscovering the power of agape love. From the pulpit to the pew, from families to nations, The Divided Body is a call to repentance and renewal — a declaration that loving God means loving His people, even when it hurts. For believers weary of church politics, wounded by division, or searching for authentic community, this book is both a mirror and a map: a mirror revealing what we have become, and a map guiding us back to the unity Christ prayed for.