Rich Christians, Poor Nation: Revisiting the Social Gospel for National Development is a timely, thought-provoking, and biblically grounded exploration of how Christian faith must influence national change. Pastor Gideon Mutum examines the troubling contrast between the Church’s wealth and the nation's poverty. He calls believers to rise as stewards of both spiritual and material responsibility, advocating generosity, redistribution, and engagement in governance, policy, and justice. This book is a must-read for pastors, Christian professionals, youth leaders, and anyone serious about real development rooted in faith.