Contemporary Evangelicalism and the Restoration of the Prototypal Church

About the Book Since the Reformation, the history of Christian church was loaded with confusions and even brutalities. Christians regarded each movement regarded as a contradiction of another. But what if all church movements were altogether divinely intended to restore the wholeness of the church so Christians could finally have a clear picture of their original purpose and existence? This book that challenges Christians to rethink about what the church is. It’s not merely about contemporary evangelicalism but about the long process of renewing the church to what it originally was, using evangelicalism as a starting point from where Christians can both look back to learn lessons from the past and look forward to envision the grand regeneration of the Christian church.