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Why should we do evangelism relationally? Acts suggests several reasons: • to have fellowship (Acts 9:19, 26-28); • to have companionship (18:18; 19:29; 20:34; 27:1-2; 28:15); • to have protection (9:30; 17:15; 20:2-4); • to have encouragement (28:15); • to form an official delegation to attend the Jerusalem Council (15:2) and • to deliver famine [...]
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Doing Evangelism together (2)
Posted: February 1, 2010 in Bible, Biblical Interpretation, Christianity, Church family, Church History, CONTEMPORISMS, Early Church History, EVANGELISM, God, Growing in grace, LUKE ACTS, NEW TESTAMENT, PRACTICAL MINISTRYTags: Bible College, Biblical Interpretation, Christianity, Church History, EVANGELISM, evening class, NEW TESTAMENT
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Doing evangelism together
Posted: January 27, 2010 in Bible, Bible Studies, Christianity, Church, Church family, CONTEMPORISMS, Early Christian thought, Early Church History, EVANGELISM, LUKE ACTS, NEW TESTAMENT, PAULINE EPISTLES, PRACTICAL MINISTRYTags: ACTS, EVANGELISM, NT, Paul, PAULINE EPISTLES
In our culture, the activity of evangelism is often atomized, and individualized. This fits in well with the prevailing worldview of Western Europeanized societies. The concept of celebrity feeds the illusion of individual triumph in areas of beauty, wealth and talent –Do you have the X factor? No one wants to face the fact of [...]
Internet Therapy: Letting God out of the box
Posted: November 26, 2007 in Christianity, Church, Church familySome great sites for your edification Christian Classics Ethereal Library Exegetical Reflections floating axhead Girl Talk Gospel Driven Blog Joel Osteen John Piper Josh Harris Mark Wilson Northolt Grange Baptist Church Peter Cockrell Pure Church
Abraham in Romans 4: The Father of All Who Believe
Posted: October 12, 2007 in Bible, Bible Studies, Church family, NEW TESTAMENT, PAULINE EPISTLES, Romansby Michael CranfordThis article was originally published in New Testament Studies 41 (1995): 71-88. In Romans 4 Paul turns to the scriptural figure of Abraham, a vivid personification of faith and obedience in Jewish thought. While the most obvious reason for Paul’s depiction of Abraham is to undermine any use of Abraham as a counterexample [...]
