Evangelism Handbook
Biblical, Spiritual, Intentional, Missional
Trade Paper
October 2009
$24.99
In Matthew 5, Jesus calls believers the salt of the earth and light of the world. Indeed, we must reach out to tell others His story of sacrifice and grace so glory is given to God throughout our communities and the entire planet.
Evangelism Handbook is a thorough guide to the daily ministry of sharing Christ. Writer and professor Alvin Reid is particularly concerned about how the Western Church is practicing evangelism—its failure to reach the hardcore unchurched and its trend of losing young people faster than it can win them.
With all of that in mind, Reid organizes his research and experience in effective modern evangelism into four clear and actionable categories: Biblical (with chapters on Jesus, Paul, and evangelism in Acts), Spiritual (the work of the Spirit, the power of prayer and other disciplines), Intentional (leadership, creativity, worship), and Missional (church planting, reaching the unchurched).
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Product Details
| ISBN: 9780805445428 |
Trim Size: 9.00 x 6.00 x 1.00 in |
| Page Count: 480 |
Weight: 1.63lb |
| Binding: Trade Paper | |
| Status: Active | Publication Date: October 2009 |
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Evangelism Handbook is a BaptistMessenger.com Editor’s Pick for 2009
A better compendium on the history, sociology, methodology and theology of evangelism cannot be found. This book will solve many modern dilemmas surrounding issues such as the modern invitation; God’s sovereignty and human free will; and ministry contextualization. The research of this book—particularly data surrounding the changing North American scene—will be a great help to [...]