Description: In the late 1980s an astounding and unprecedented event took place in the history of the church -- a heretical sect, Herbert W. Armstrong's Worldwide Church of God, began a transformation into an orthodox denomination. This book recounts not only the remarkable story of that reformation, but also the story of one man's spiritual journey from blinding legalism into the joy of grace.

Author J. Michael Feazell is the executive editor of The Plain Truth and is senior advisor to the president of the Worldwide Church of God in Pasadena, CA. He was executive assistant and senior editorial advisor to the late Joseph W. Tkach Sr., who was the handpicked successor of church founder Herbert W. Armstrong. After Armstrong's death, Tkach was the man God used to bring the cult into the plain truth of the Gospel. As an insider, Dr. Feazell brings the reader behind the scenes into the world of Armstrongism, a world that may seem all too eerily familiar to Christians who belong to churches claiming to be the "faithful remnant" or the "chosen few".

This is a fascinating and compelling account of a modern-day miracle of redemption. It is also a reminder of important fundamental principles of truth and freedom and the power of the Word of God from which all Christian churches can learn.

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