
This
little book is full of encouragement for Christians facing
persecution. It does lack practical strategy, however. For example,
Whyte writes, “...always remain committed to following Jesus
Christ.” (81/382) And elsewhere, “...we must choose to be
peaceful in the midst of pain.” (94/382) Great encouragement but no
practical strategy is offered to help readers carry it out. No verses
are given to memorize or meditate upon. No prayer strategy is
offered. Encouragement is given but it is up to the reader to find
out how to be and do what Whyte suggests.
Whyte
includes an invitation to salvation at the end of the book. I was
happy to see it but did find it a bit odd since the book is clearly
identified as being for believers who are willing to suffer for their
faith.
This
would be a good book for Christians who only need some encouragement
to remain faithful in the midst of persecution. Readers who need a
practical strategy to grow in this are will need to look elsewhere.
Food
for thought: “The world may beat us up now, but it will bow before
Jesus later.” (272/382)
My
rating: 4/5 stars.

Torch
Legacy Publications. 74 pages.
I purchased this book at the request of the author while it was offered at no cost. My comments are an independent and honest review.
I purchased this book at the request of the author while it was offered at no cost. My comments are an independent and honest review.
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