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Matthew Henry on 1 Corinthians 14:15-25 There can be no assent to prayers that are not understood. A truly Christian minister will seek much more to do spiritual good to men’s souls, than to get the greatest applause to himself. This is proving himself the servant of Christ. Children are apt to be struck with [...]
Posts Tagged ‘evangelism’
Scripture plainly taught
Posted: December 12, 2010 by Daniel in UncategorizedTags: conversion, evangelism, preaching, tongues
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So if you have told someone the gospel, and they’ve responded by becoming Christian, you may already have accidentally planted a ‘church’. After all, it only takes two or three to constitute a church, and when it meets, Jesus is there in the midst (Matt 18:20). Now, having planted a church is not a cause [...]
Bible study: Evangelism, Are We All Involved
Posted: November 9, 2009 by Daniel in UncategorizedTags: bible study, evangelism, resources, training
I hope that this study that I have written, based on the video by Kel Richards and Phillip Jensen, is a useful evangelism training resource. It is available here for download and printing for use in personal study and study groups. If you follow the video to Vimeo, you can also download the complete video there as [...]
writing bible study based on/extending Phillip Jansen and Kel Richard’s interview, Evangelism: are we all involved? I hope to publish it here for others to benefit too.
Also, if your in Northern Tas, remember …
Posted: October 30, 2009 by Daniel in UncategorizedTags: evangelism, event
Also, if you’re in Northern Tas, remember that 11th Hour is on this coming Thursday (5th Nov) @7pm
Resource spotlight: Christian Basics
Posted: August 26, 2009 by Daniel in UncategorizedTags: Christian Basics, evangelism, faith, repentance, the Gospel, witnesses
Are you inspired to take a non-Christian friend through a course that explains the gospel? There are a few options on the market (in a range of formats) that help introduce the essentials of the Christian faith to those that are wanting to know more. I desire to share with you a set of short, challenging [...]
We have been given a gospel. Not a creed.
Posted: August 25, 2009 by joarm in christian living, Christianity, churchTags: Belief, confession, creed, Evangelical, evangelism, faith, God, Jesus, life, Presbyterian, Puritan, rain, reformed, Value, Westminster Confession
You can subscribe, assent or intellectually attach to a creed. But a gospel is a message and it must be told. We’ve been given a gospel, a message that is intended to be communicated to everyone. That’s what Jesus said. Yes we have creeds to govern the truth of that message but the essential thing is [...]
Will you tell God’s truth to Australians?
Posted: July 15, 2009 by Daniel in UncategorizedTags: Christianity, evangelism, faith, five solas, Jesus Christ, reformed, repentance, the Gospel
Encouraging Australian Christians in the task of sharing the truth about Jesus Christ and his offer of rescue to wretched sinners.
Idolatry
Posted: September 8, 2008 by Daniel in evangelismTags: evangelism, Idolatry, postmodernism, the law
I ordinarily begin speaking about sin to a young, urban, non-Christian like this: Sin isn’t only doing bad things, it is more fundamentally making good things into ultimate things. Sin is building your life and meaning on anything, even a very good thing, more than on God. Whatever we build our life on will drive [...]
"Non-Essential Doctrine Doesn't Impact Evangelism," is this satement true?
Posted: October 22, 2007 by Daniel in Christianity, evangelism, reformed, religions and beliefs, theologyTags: cross TV, essential, evangelism, godtube
Can we afford to rope-off sections of the bible as being “non-essential” and declare those areas as being not-relevant to evangelism? Find out to what degree this may or may not be true in the following video from Cross TV:
