Reader Reviews:This book is a must read for those who are looking for a motivational reminder of our mission as a church. Whitsett gets to the point, with practical wisdom and insight. If you’re looking for novel marketing techniques this isn’t the book, but it you’re wanting to know where our priorities need to be as the body of Christ, then you’ve come to the right place.
Reviewer: A reader
“I have read The Urgent Revolution over very carefully and learned a great deal from it. Your suggestions of how to approach people with the gospel are very helpful. “Being in a smaller congregation, where other books are too departmentalized, this book has so many practical applications for us both as individuals and as a congregation. “I find your book true to the Word, and an encouragement to us to adhere to God’s truth. Truly any congregation and individual could profit from the study and application of The Urgent Revolution.” –Trudy Barnes
Reviewer: A reader
Dwight Whitsett doesn’t use a magnifying glass to pick out the apathy and inertia present in the church today, but he does lay it on the line to any thinking Christian who is not afraid of an honest look at our situation. In An Urgent Revolution, Dwight gives a wake-up call to everyone who is truly concerned about the unsaved state of most of the human race now living on our planet. His observations and remedies for change are presented in such a readable and humorous way that it should offend no one, with the possible exception of “God’s frozen people who will always give a cold reception to suggestions of change”. His call for “Radical Christians” to bring about a “radical change that reaches down to the very roots” (dictionary definition) to rid the church of “superficial, cosmetic worship” is based on the comments of people like Moshe Rosen, Executive Director of “Jews for Jesus”, who says “The problem in the American church is a great deal of inreach and not much outreach”……”people who have retreated into sanctuaries to be entertained.” Dwight points out with undeniable clarity the poor state of health in which the church finds itself today–a “Worship Society” in stark contrast to the early community of Christians whose practice of service was so different from the “services” we participate in today.
You will find this book hard to put down if you are immersed in the conviction that Christians everywhere are anxious to be able to give Jesus an affirmative answer to “the most searching question he ever asked: ‘When the Son of Man comes, will He find faith on the earth?”
Reviewer: A reader
This book clearly portrays the necessity of becoming the church that we should be, without getting sidetracked on non-essential matters. It powerfully sets forth a path for the church of God to take. I recommend this book immensely.
Reviewer: A reader
Whitsett is right on target. The message of this book is so strong and pertinent and truly urgent. Hopefully, some of us are listening.
Reviewer: A reader
There are so many good things to commend in the book. You certainly expressed a clear call for refocusing on our prime mission: reconciling men and women to God. You are exactly right in stating that we have (in general) lost sight of our divine mandate. I hope your book serves to awaken us to the ultimate purpose for the church’s existence.
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I didn’t know you wrote books, Dwight!? I wanna write a book!!! You’re awesome!! 🙂
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