The book “How to Give Away Your Faith” is written about evangelism which can be a very difficult sell to many people. The reading of it is most probably going to uncover feelings of inadequacy, fear, and a sense of failure. Paul Little’s book over comes these stereotypes in a very easy to read and helpful style. Little was known by many as a dynamic evangelist whose stories and natural humor trained a generation on how to “give away” their faith (pg. 7) He was professionally educated as an accountant, but found his true passion in Christian ministry. He worked for InterVarsity Christian Fellowship for over twenty-five years and was an associate professor of evangelism at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Deerfield, Illinois. His energetic personality and clear communication style produced several books answering some of the most important, yet basic questions of the Christian faith. The titles of his books range from “Know What You Believe” to “How To Give Away Your Faith.” Little was a man who deeply believed that the truth of the Gospel should catapult the believer into a robust passion for sharing that Gospel with those who are unbelieving. Little’s book is divided into ten chapters. In the opening chapter, he discusses the importance of knowing your audience. He lays out many of the typical life circumstances that people in America experience and issues a call to start evangelizing by visiting the neighbor next door. Little begins a discussion on three kinds of “faith” (pgs. 25-27) which are “indoctrination” “conformity” and “commitment” faith. He expounds; “indoctrination faith are those people who without making a personal commitment to Christ, go through all the motions, sing all the right hymns and have all the right answers about the gospel. They’ve got all the information, but that’s all they’ve got. Those with conformity faith go to Bible