Haggard laments that too many individuals and churches focus on winning other Christians from other churches through transfer growth rather than focusing on winning the lost through conversion growth. The Third principle is to pray for the Holy Spirit s activity in your area. Haggard describes this as increasing the presence and work of the Holy Spirit in the area where you want to win the lost. This changes the climate of the area to open the way to win souls for the Lord. The fourth principle is to appreciate and respect one another s interpretations of Scripture.
Different churches interpret Scripture differently and act accordingly.
As long as they do not transgress the fundamentals of Scripture they will appeal to different people from all walks of life that become saved and then attend a church that will suit them. Divisions or conflict between churches can stifle the Holy Spirit and stop evangelism. The fifth principle is honouring others through supportive speech and actions. Haggard explains that this is another way of maintaining unity in the body of Christ between the churches. The third and last part of the book focuses on the lifestyle, character and fruit of Christians and churches in relationship to evangelism.