Richey explores modern-day worship and compares it to the worship of the New Testament church. The premise of this book is that acceptable worship is to be determined by God and not by man.

The Bible teaches that God's people are special because of their relationship with God. We are told by the Bible that God's people are kings, priests, sons of God, heirs of God, adopted of God, children of God, a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, and a special people. The scriptures also teach that we are powerful and that we will judge the world and the angels. Isn't it time for us to realize that we are important and that we are special and that God has by design and decree made us and our relationship Special to God?

The American Restoration Movement of the Nineteenth Century is a story of trials and struggles of those committed to restoring New Testament Christianity. They believed that the Holy Bible was the inerrant, all-sufficient, God-breathed revelation of God to man. They accepted the Bible alone (without Creed or Discipline) as the only foundation on which the New Testament church could be restored. This collection of short stories is dedicated to the memory of these self-sacrificing men and women who gave their lives for a cause they deemed greater than life itself.