church engages the postmodern culture—more specifically, the “seeker sensitive” movement. After he has made his critique, Wells sets out what he sees as the only way for the church to recover its voice in the midst of postmodernity: to reclaim and then proclaim the truth of the gospel—the power of God unto salvation. The critique Wells offers of postmodernity is similar to other critiques demonstrating that Wells has noticed (rightly, I think) those aspects of postmodernity which are readily observable