The idea for this book was born in a wheat field on a hot summer day. An eleven-year-old boy was told to forget the sweat bees, the hot sun, the itching wheat heads, and to "shock the wheat." This was but the first of many profound moments that God used to change a lost boy into a witness of God's love and His power to save.

In Shock the Wheat, author Jack Wren points out the way God used a wheat field, a cemetery, a revival tent, a quarter hour, a hospital room, a midnight word, and the power of God's word to lead a humble man to become a "fisher of men." The Christian...

The idea for this book was born in a wheat field on a hot summer day. An eleven-year-old boy was told to forget the sweat bees, the hot sun, the itching wheat heads, and to "shock the wheat." This was but the first of many profound moments that God used to change a lost boy into a witness of God's love and His power to save.

In Shock the Wheat, author Jack Wren points out the way God used a wheat field, a cemetery, a revival tent, a quarter hour, a hospital room, a midnight word, and the power of God's word to lead a humble man to become a "fisher of men." The Christian...