Title: Another "Insight into the gospel that only a few see" rehash
Review: The author creates a system of thought based upon subjective messages from God ("God said I had another idol in my life so I said 'OK, God'") and pick and choosing scripture for ornamentation. You would do better finding a book that teaches the meaning of scripture within their intended context.Yes, his point is well taken that the gospel is more that simply having your sins forgiven, but I haven't realistically found that to be a big problem among serious Christians in general. I guess the author sees it as a big problem because it took him so long to figure it out.These type of books have been around for years. They claim they have insight into the gospel that the church at large either hasn't seen, won't see, or can't see. The truth is, serious Christians have heard these things before but prefer books of gospel exposition that are more sound.There is a reason this is a small press (read self-published) job.
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