Gene Edwards' book, "How to Meet Under the Headship of Jesus Christ", often titled "How to Meet in Homes," is a critique of traditional church practices, advocating for a return to the early church's model of believers meeting in homes to experience Jesus Christ more directly and with greater spiritual vibrancy. The book argues that the established church has become boring and irrelevant due to the legacy of historical protocols, and it encourages a radical departure to foster a deeper, two-way relationship with Christ through intimate gatherings.