WeRockTV cofounder David Gornoski is preparing to release a new book, Jesus vs. Zionism: How America Left Christ Behind, scheduled for December 8, 2026, through Tucker Carlson Books. The volume features a foreword by Tucker Carlson and brings Gornoski’s longstanding interest in Christian ethics, violence, and peacemaking into a timely public conversation.
Gornoski, known for his work with A Neighbor’s Choice and Things Hidden, draws on the teachings of Jesus and the work of thinkers including René Girard. His new book challenges readers to consider how religious identity, political allegiance, and foreign policy interact—and whether Christian commitments to mercy and reconciliation can reshape those debates.
The title makes clear that the book takes a critical position on Zionism. Zionism has multiple religious and political meanings, and Christians and Jews hold diverse views about Israel, the region, and the relationship between faith and statehood. Readers should approach the book as Gornoski’s argument, not as a settled account of those complex questions.
The accompanying video features Gornoski discussing the book in his own words. For readers unfamiliar with his work, it offers a direct introduction to the questions he wants to raise. His emphasis on examining violence and the possibility of peace connects with WeRockTV’s commitment to constructive conversation across differences.
Carlson’s foreword represents a publishing collaboration. A future appearance by Gornoski on Carlson’s show has been discussed, but no broadcast date has been independently confirmed, so WeRockTV will share scheduling details only when they are available.
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The book is available to explore through its publisher’s listing. Watch Gornoski’s discussion below the headline, consider the questions it raises, and join the conversation with curiosity, compassion, and a commitment to peace.
