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1 Corinthians 9:11 Bible Internet Quick Reference __________________________ |
Evangelism:The TimeIs NOW!
1. The Teaching of Biblical Doctrine
What the Basic Textbook Teaches In the Areas Of
I took advantage of all my learning, training and field experience, 36 years worth, and combined them into two Textbooks: this one titled Evangelism: The Time is Now! (Basic Program) and Relationship With Jesus The Key To Effective Ministry (Advanced Program). One of the unique qualities of these two textbooks is that they draw upon all Biblical streams of Christianity and interrelate the Conservative, Evangelical, Charismatic concepts of Evangelism without compromise. I mean EVANGELICAL in the sense that Jesus' will for the Church is to seek and to save the lost, and to seek and to save the lost by drawing men to Himself. I mean CHARISMATIC in the sense that in order for our Evangelism to be effective and ministered in love that it must be Jesus centered and be motivated out of love relationship with Jesus. I mean CONSERVATIVE in that our Evangelism, Evangelistically Charismatically oriented, must be motivated within the guidelines of Scripture and be brought into submission to the Bible in its total context to be certain that our Evangelism and ministering is truly Jesus centered and truly motivated out of love relationship with Jesus. These two Textbooks
combine these three streams of Biblical Christianity and their
teaching on Evangelism into one program. It is a more wholistic
approach to Evangelism, but you do not have to be a college
graduate to go through it and understand it's content. When I wrote them I strove to keep them simple enough for
anyone to understand but complete enough that any Bible scholar
could appreciate it and their comments after critiquing the
material confirms it. When I finished the 1983 version of this
textbook three different College Professors with doctorate
degrees, all Evangelists, all published authors in Evangelism of
three different Christian faiths critiqued the material. One said
to me, "I have never read anything equal to this anywhere.
Your depth and completeness are astounding." The program was
recommended to both graduate and undergraduate ministry majors. A
very nice letter was sent to me by Dr. John D. Morris of Institute for
Creation Research, the son of Dr. Henry Morris making the
following comments on this Evangelism material: What are the INGREDIENTS of an Evangelism Training Program that will adequately equip Laymen to do the work of Evangelism? They are:
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