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This authors, Lillian G. Harvey and Trudy Harvey Tait, point out in this book out how easy it is to become occupied with something other than Christ Himself—with a doctrine or a creed or with a form of church government; it may even be over-preoccupation with an experience.  But no matter how good the “it” may be in its own sphere, if it begins to occupy the central place, it needs to be dethroned so that Christ may once again become all in all.

The authors remind us that the center of Christianity is Christ Himself and they show how, throughout the centuries, God has raised up spokesmen and spokeswomen whose aim in life was to see Christ re-instated in that part of His Kingdom where they had been called to labor.