In the wake of the challenging past years marked by a pandemic and divisive politics, John Gayaldo embarks on a soul-searching journey in "Lose Trump, Find Jesus. " Troubled by the toxic behavior within the Christian community and its alignment with political ideologies, the author questions the true values of the Evangelical Church.

He reflects on the Church's response to critical issues, such as the death of George Floyd and the COVID-19 pandemic, revealing a disturbing bias that has strained the community. The narrative takes a poignant turn as the author shares the profound impact of his father-in-law's death from COVID-19, contrasting it with the Evangelical community's handling of the pandemic.

This personal experience prompts deep reflections on the state of the Evangelical movement and its survival beyond the challenges it faced. As the narrative unfolds, Gayaldo delves into biblical insights, particularly from the book of James, offering a guide for navigating complex issues and living a transformed life.

The book draws parallels between the current struggles, the Church's role, and the challenges faced by the early Christian community addressed by James. The author emphasizes the need for the Church to reevaluate its biases, listen to marginalized voices, and embody the principles of justice, love, and humility.

In a powerful and thought-provoking manner, Gayaldo intertwines personal stories, biblical reflections, and societal critique, urging Evangelicals to reassess their priorities, reject divisive cultural influences, and embrace a new way of living guided by genuine love for God and neighbors. "Lose Trump, Find Jesus" is a call to action, challenging readers to confront biases, seek justice, and contribute to creating a better world grounded in faith and values.

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