Why so many churches?: [N.W. Hutchings]

Noah Hutchings has served in a non-denominational ministry for over forty-five years and led mission tours to many nations where the participants have belonged to many different churches. The author became interested in why those who profess the Name of Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord believe differently on hundreds of doctrinal issues, when it is obvious that all cannot be right.

After an appraisal of the entire spectrum of denominational differences, the author reduces the many ecclesiastical variances to one common denominator: the Gospel of the Kingdom committed to Peter to preach to the Circumcision (Israel) and the Gospel of sovereign Grace committed to the Uncircumcision (Gentiles).

Whether or not the reader agrees with Rev. Hutchings on lesser doctrinal differences, they cannot disagree that herein lies the reason that there are so many churches.

If you have ever wondered why there are so many denominations and sects, and why church memberships cannot agree on even simple doctrinal differences like baptism, then you will want to read and study this book.