A pointed look at a century of Methodist publishing and faith challenges.
This critical examination exposes debates inside Methodism and questions surrounding the Book Concern, arguing for a Bible-centered, revival-minded approach.
This edition draws on historical episodes and contemporary concerns to contrast traditional evangelism with modern trends. It presents a candid account of conferences, publishing choices, and theological disputes, urging readers to weigh loyalty to Scripture against shifting cultural pressures.
- How publishing choices shaped church life and doctrine.
- The tension between evangelism, education, and social issues in Methodism.
- Arguments for preserving core biblical truths amid critical scholarship.
- A call to renewed preaching, personal faith, and doctrinal clarity.
Ideal for readers of church history, religious criticism, and anyone seeking a clear stance on faith, tradition, and modern inquiry.