The Final Word: An Alert to the Body of Christ

"A welcomed, gentle, gracious, passionate and uncompromising challenge to return to the basics of our Judeo-Christian faith and resist allowing the voices of current culture to define and establish our Christian priorities. Thanks, Reg, for listening to the Holy Spirit."

-Mark Middleton, Executive Director, EQUIP Leadership Canada



Throughout God's Word we are instructed to remember. This book by our respected brother is a heart cry to Christians to remember, reflect and respond to essential Biblical foundations in a day of serious spiritual drift and chaos. Reg Andrews' message could not come at a more critical time.

-Denys Blackmore, President and CEO, Every Home for Christ International/Canada



The Final Word: An Alert to the Body of Christ is an appeal to Christ-followers everywhere, in the midst of the world's accelerating secular slide, to embrace the core essentials of the historic Christian faith. Throughout this book, you will find words and phrases embedded in the fundamentals of Christ-centric faith. Reg Andrews drives down, like tent pegs, the reminders of the power and authority of the Word of God; how only genuine repentance can bring revival; the necessity of the Holy Spirit's power in the life of a believer; and the essential role of prayer.

-John D. Hull, Senior Pastor, Eastside Baptist Church, Marietta, Georgia



Building on a rich Christian heritage and from a trans denominational perspective, Reg Andrews offers a review of the central teachings of the Christian gospel and calls all evangelical believers to an unwavering commitment to those core essentials.

His desire is to see a reigniting of Holy Spirit fire across denominational boundaries-a fire that will propel the church towards widespread renewal, bringing many into true discipleship before the second coming of Jesus Christ.

Reg is married to Brenda who is a strong and gifted ministry companion. They have two adult sons, and are the proud grandparents of seven grandchildren, all of whom are already, or almost, young adults.