Richard Shelley Taylor

I first encountered this fine little book in college in a class taught by Stephen Covey about 40 years ago. It was originally published in 1962, but it's message is more needed than ever. The fruits of undisciplined living are the problems of our times. I recommend this book very highly.

Good handbook for becoming a disciple, which gives motivation to discipline yourself.

This is a thoroughly Wesleyan definition of sin, set in juxtaposition to a Calvinist definition. Taylor is an excellent author. This is a recommended book.

This is a read that everybody needs. What a great explanation of sin. There is a lot in this book. Something you should take your time on. Great reading and truly a thinking man's read!