Why Do You Call Me Good?

“This book, which may appeal to the reader as a modern take of John Bunyan’s perennial classic The Pilgrim’s Progress, is sorely needed now. It offers us a profound analysis of the human condition in today’s contemporary society and brings into line key truths about eternal reality by the Almighty God our maker.”


—William “Winkie” Pratney, author of Youth Aflame: A Manual for Discipleship





“From time to time, if you are an avid reader, you’re likely to encounter a book that challenges how you think, what you believe, and generally disrupts your status quo. Such is the case with Why Do You Call Me Good?”


—Dan Hicks, senior associate pastor, The Church On The Way





“Why Do You Call Me Good? is a very timely book in today’s so called post-truth era, when everything is relative and highly subjective where moral issues are concerned. . . . I encourage people, particularly the young, to read this book, as it points to a life that is truly rewarding and eternal in purpose.


—Daniel Balais, senior pastor, Christ, the Living Stone Fellowship





“This book underscores how the message of the gospel can set man free from misguided beliefs and practices that so pervade our society today. To anyone seeking to have a vibrant relationship with the one true living God—the foundation and source of everything good—I recommend this book.”


—Winston Reyes, pastor, Reign Church