When Christianity moved from its Eastern roots into the Western world, it underwent significant changes — some beneficial, others deeply damaging. Over centuries, culture shaped doctrine, politics influenced practice, and the message of Christ was often reinterpreted through the lens of Western priorities. In When Christianity Went West: What We Must Learn and Unlearn, Victor O. Katchi invites readers on a thought-provoking journey to uncover the lessons history offers the modern church. With clarity and conviction, he explores the ways in which cultural shifts impacted biblical truth, and challenges believers to sift tradition from truth, cultural practice from divine mandate. This book is a call to discernment — to learn from history’s mistakes, reclaim the heart of the gospel, and embrace a faith that transcends cultural boundaries.