A.W. Tozer addresses the misconception that growing numbers in the church equate to spiritual success, emphasizing that true quality in faith and practice is often sacrificed for the sake of quantity. He critiques both the isolationist approach of some Christians who prefer a select gathering and the more popular movement that prioritizes attracting large crowds without offering substantive spiritual nourishment. Tozer warns against the dangers of using gimmicks to draw people in, which can lead to a superficial understanding of the Gospel and a neglect of Christ's lordship. He calls for a return to genuine discipleship that values depth over mere attendance, urging believers to focus on the true message of Christ rather than the allure of numbers.