“When we think of unreached people groups, we envision intrepid missionaries taking the gospel to a place where the name of Jesus has never been spoken.  But many American pastors are faced with a similarly daunting task:  to bring Jesus to a place where He is admired but not worshiped, where God is a grandpa in the sky, where many of their congregants are “good people” who don’t know they need to be saved.  Like their New Testament counterparts from Matthew 7, they know religion, but don’t realize that their religion is the very thing from which they need to be saved.” (pg. 30)