When Donald Grey Barnhouse invaded a room, the response was electrifying. Some people idolized him; some hated him. Some found him charming; others found him a bore. Instantly, he divided a crowd between those who found him stimulating and others who couldn’t stand his dogmatism.
“What impressed you most about Donald Grey Barnhouse?” When asked this question, I replied, “His daring and bold encounter with the Word of God.” The Word seemed to constantly call forth the best that was in him. He delved into its depths to catch a new facet of truth every time. The Holy Spirit of God set his brilliant mind aflame.
I first became acquainted with Donald Grey Barnhouse through his book, Teaching the Word of Truth, which, although it was written for nine-to-twelve-year-olds, a wise Bible teacher used as a study outline in our class of adult baby Christians, for she realized we knew nothing of Bible doctrine and needed its clear, simple teaching...
