The “baby-boomers” have come to power; the “baby-busters” are right behind them. In different ways, both groups tend to focus on one or two issues that are of enormous significance to them. These single-issue Christians, whether the issue is home schooling, the King James Version, a particular style of worship, the altar call as a test for orthodoxy, a particular model for outreach, a certain view of prophecy, become so fixated on their vision that they lose perspective and judge the ministry of others by twisted and reductionistic criteria.
