A Second Touch

by Keith Miller

In his challenging sequel to The Taste of New Wine Keith Miller once again involves the reader in vital, creative living.

Genres: Christian Living, Christian

156 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1967

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Reviews

[Foon Chan · Rating 5 out of 5]

I read this book when I was age about 23 , 24. It shaped my life forever! I later become a missionary to my own people, and now a pastor, I am 73 now. I always remember this book. I just came across this morning about Keith Millier new book The Seven fold Spirit on the TV, after all these years, God bless you, brother Keith! I always thought that you were an English man, now I know you are an American! I am a Chinese reside in England, UK. The LORD has done some wonderfull work in our lives! Kim Chan, Leeds.

[Kirk Weikart · Rating 3 out of 5]

For a book written over 50 years ago, the message is still strong and relevant. The premise is that Jesus's healing that required a second touch is illustrative of a Christian's spiritual journey; that it takes part in stages. While the author is mainly addressing Christian lay education, I found his analysis applicable in a more general way.

[Henry Nightingale · Rating 4 out of 5]

Had some points that were incredible and even better than The Taste of New Wine, that really changed my perspective on the Christian lifestyle. But…also had some points that were a bit of a slog. Would still recommend to anyone who read the first. Very good book on laity.