He correctly points out the rampant error that has invaded much evangelistic methodology today. Our day is one that needs to hear the importance of God-given conviction and repentance. I have no doubt that the author believes in the importance of turning from sin. I believe that in a chapter on true evangelism such a neglected doctrine in our day must be addressed. I hope that before another edition is published the book can be more closely proofread.
Typographical errors take away from the quality material that is found therein.
On the next line these same words are repeated and then the sentence is completed. On page 151 only five words make up the otherwise blank line. The reader must go down to the next line to continue reading. These drawbacks did not hinder me from profiting from the author's work. I appreciate the author's concern for truth within the church, his stress on the importance of pastoral visitation in the home and how it can be conducted as well as much other useful thinking that needs to be practiced by the living church.