How to Go to Hell with a Positive Mental Attitude by Clay A. Kahler is a hard-hitting, Scripture-saturated exposé of the prosperity gospel and Word of Faith movement that has captivated millions.

With a title designed to stop readers in their tracks, this book confronts the dangerous irony of a "gospel" that promises health, wealth, and unending positivity while quietly leading souls away from repentance, the cross, and eternal life. Drawing on decades of pastoral and theological experience, Kahler systematically examines the teachings of the most influential televangelists and prosperity preachers of our day-Joel Osteen, Benny Hinn, Kenneth Copeland, Joyce Meyer, Creflo Dollar, T.D. Jakes, Paula White, Jesse Duplantis, Rod Parsley, Marilyn Hickey, and Joseph Prince.

Chapter by chapter, the book contrasts their signature doctrines-positive confession, seed-faith giving, faith as a force, generational curses, hyper-grace, and the promise of your "best life now"-with the clear teaching of Scripture on sin, suffering, God's sovereignty, true repentance, and the narrow path of discipleship. Readers will see how verses commonly twisted to support material guarantees are restored to their biblical context, and why a smiling, self-focused gospel is ultimately no gospel at all.

Written from a conservative evangelical perspective that holds the Bible as the final authority, How to Go to Hell with a Positive Mental Attitude is both a wake-up call and a rescue manual. It equips believers to discern error, recover a biblical understanding of faith, and return to the only message that actually saves: Christ crucified, risen, and coming again.

Ideal for pastors, Bible teachers, and ordinary Christians who have sat under or been influenced by prosperity teaching, this book does not merely criticize-it calls readers back to the true gospel before it is too late.