For what does it profit the church if she wins the whole world but loses her own soul? Today, the news is replete with stories of scandal and burnout within the church as giants fall and leave wreckage in their wake. Huge churches pop up and explode with popularity before imploding upon themselves, revealing a lack of the solid foundation, leaving their followers cold, confused, and empty. Magnus Persson, once a popular charismatic preacher, today an Evangelical-Lutheran pastor, has done the journey and traveled down the fast lane of church innovation that ended up in deformation. This is his theological account of redirection and reformation. In Reclaiming the Reformation, Magnus Persson shares the faith "once and for all delivered to the saints" (Jude 3) in such a way as to discern direction from Scripture for those who are seeking renewal in the church and rest for their souls.