Livro a ser lançando por Alan Hirsch no segundo semestre de 2008, veja alguns comentários sobre o livro:

Frost and Hirsch have done it again! In their characteristic way (heart-pounding in a spiritual sense) they invite us to a journey with God. Dont miss this trip!
Reggie McNeal, author, Missional Renaissance

For anyone in the missional conversation in even the slightest way, this book addresses what is by far the most important thing about it theologically and practically.
Dan Kimball, author, They Like Jesus But Not The Church

Frost and Hirsch tear away false characterizations about Jesus and reveal a wild and radical revolutionary . . . anything but boring. This book is a huge leap in the right direction.
Neil Cole, author, Organic Leadership

ReJesus will rock your worldand cause you to reJesus your life, reJesus your church, and reJesus your Bible. Expect reJesus to become a mantra and a mobilization in the revitalization of Christianity in the 21st century.
 Leonard Sweet, author, The Gospel according to Starbucks

ReJesus invites us to pare back layers of tradition, recognize distortion and misrepresentation, read the Gospels afresh and learn to imitate and follow the wild and radical Jesus. An engaging and challenging example of applied Christology.
Stuart Murray, author, Post-Christendom

Hirsch and Frost have done it again. Reading reJesus provoked, frustrated, and ultimately convicted me of my need to live more deeply in the way of Jesus. If you are looking for another book on simply bolstering church as-we-know-it, this is not for you. If you and your church want to be challenged to walk in the Way of Jesus, this book delivers.
Ed Stetzer, author and blogger (www.edstetzer.com)

Frost and Hirsch challenge us to reinstate Jesus as the central focus of our spiritual livesboth as individual disciples and as communities of his people. The Jesus they present is not the domesticated Jesus that we learned about in Sunday School, but the loving, wildly passionate, dangerous, radically merciful and always surprising Jesus portrayed in the Gospels. An encounter with this Jesus transforms us from the inside out and radically changes our approach to mission.
Felicity Dale, author, An Army of Ordinary People

Frost and Hirsch excavate the ruins of Western Christianity, digging through the accumulation of 2000 years of dust in order to return the church to the sure foundation of Jesus Christ. This book is a challenging and helpful addition to the task of re-centering, re-founding, or, in their words, re-Jesusing Christianity. The Jesus-shaped church will look quite different from many of the modern variety, and Frost and Hirsch skillfully articulate both the need for, and the means to, aligning the way of Jesus with the religion that bears his name.
Mike Erre, Teaching Pastor at Rock Harbor Church in Costa Mesa, Ca, and author of The Jesus of Suburbia