books about: evangelism     books:       Introduction to Evangelism6 reviews Alvin L. Reid B&H Publishing Group, 1998 A+ Great Book. Not much more to say :) Easy to read and lots of good information that every Christian should know. Gives you skills and confidence to share the faith of Jesus Christ. We should all be witnesses for Him, not just pastors, we are all called to tell people about Jesus Christ. Interesting stories from a great author. I will look into more of his books :)             Evangelism & the Sovereignty of God33 reviews J. I. Packer InterVarsity Press, 1991 Nothing Is Excluded From God's Sovereign Rule There are those who think that if a person believes in 'The Doctrines Of Grace' that this will either be a hindrance to,or completely erode ones evangelistic zeal. In truth it is a defective understanding of 'The Five Points...'(or the inability to comprehend how God can be Sovereign yet man is still completely responsible for all of his actions)that can have an adverse effect on our evangelistic ...             The Celtic Way of Evangelism: How Christianity Can Reach the West...Again26 reviews George G., III Hunter Abingdon Press, 2000 Great church model This book promotes an effective, fruitful church model. It, not St. Patrick, won over an entirely pagan society. Contrast that with the Constantinian church model the Catholics and most Protestants use that leaves the churches vulnerable to infiltration by paganism! The other two church models that are fruitful are the Wesleyan church model and the New Testament church model.             Evangelism Outside the Box: New Ways to Help People Experience the Good News10 reviews Rick Richardson IVP Books, 2000 Insightful and Thoughtful Rick Richardson brings his experience in campus ministry and understanding of the current culture and helps readers come to a new understanding of how to communicate the message of the Gospel in relevant and meaningful ways. Key to Richardson's assessment is the fact that culture and society is changing. Many Evangelical Christians assume that there has always been one of way of presenting the ...             Master Plan of Evangelism, The35 reviews Robert E. Coleman Revell, 2006 Christian Immersion This is one of the best written Evangelism books I've ever read. Getting down to the heart of God and releasing the Spirit through practical hands on teachings! One for the Personal Library that you will be loaning out to others.             Evangelism Explosion 4th Edition16 reviews D. James Kennedy Tyndale House Publishers, 1996 Evangelism Explosion This book is a must-read for all bible-believing Christians. We are ALL called to share our faith, and this book explains how in a non-confrontational way.             The Art of Personal Evangelism: Sharing Jesus in a Changing Culture4 reviews Will McRaney B&H Publishing Group, 2003 Easy to read overview of the task of personal soul winning Synopsis The Art of Personal Evangelism is an easy-to-read overview of the task of winning family, friends, and acquaintances to saving faith in Jesus Christ. McRaney approached the task of evangelism from the standpoint of a well-informed practitioner. His desire was to point out the scarcity of quality evangelism in North American churches, provide a theology of evangelism, outline theories ...             Questioning Evangelism15 reviews Randy Newman Kregel Publications, 2004 Full of Practical Insight This is a great book on evangelism in today's postmodern culture. Randy Newman has much experience in evangelism and has spent years wrestling with the bible. He is well-read in philosophy, apologetics, and biblical theology, but makes it all very accessible. This, along with Metzger's 'Tell the Truth' are two must haves for the bookshelves of any follower of Jesus.             The Gospel and Personal Evangelism15 reviews Mark Dever Crossway Books, 2007 One of the best books on evangelism If you want to read a very good book on what evangelism is, why we need to evangelize, and what evangelism is not, then you must purchase this book. Dever has really hit the bullseye in this book when it comes to evangelism and all the implications associated with it. Though every chapter in the book is useful and valuable the better chapters are on the contents of the gospel (chap. 2) and what ...             Worship Evangelism17 reviews Sally Morgenthaler Zondervan, 1999 Excellent Work! Scholarly, to the point and well written for readers of any background. Morgenthaler makes her points, backs them up with concrete data, examples and evidence on everything she says. WE serves as an excellent roadmap for anyone either starting out or already experienced in this often poorly executed area. An excellent read.             Ancient-Future Evangelism: Making Your Church a Faith-Form Community (Ancient-Future)3 reviews Robert E. Webber Baker Books, 2003 Webber provides a corrective In this volume, Robert Webber, Myers Professor of Ministry at Northern Baptist Seminary continues the "ancient-future" theme from previous works, the Ancient-Future Worship website, Ancient-Future Faith, and anticipates the soon-to-be-released Ancient-Future Time. In this book Webber presents a model for evangelism and discipleship-and therein lies his worthy contribution to the subject of ...             The Heart of Evangelism3 reviews Jerram Barrs Crossway Books, 2005 The Fruit of Prolonged Meditation With new books on evangelism appearing almost every week, I sometimes wonder why I should read any particular one over another. (Usually it is because of the author. Rarely is it because of some genuinely new insight into the evangelistic task.) But in the case of this new work, the answer is immediately plain. It is both the absence of hype and the author's unwillingness to exalt technique. Like ...             Logic of Evangelism William J. Abraham Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 1989             Permission Evangelism: When to Talk, When to Walk6 reviews Michael L. Simpson David C. Cook, 2003 Refreshingly Accurate While walking in a bookstore recently, the title of this book caught my eye..."Permission Evangelism." What did that mean? Having grown up being taught formulas and stratigies to share your faith and reach those who don't have a true relationship with Christ, this book was refreshingly accurate. WE are NOT the ones who bring people to Christ. Jesus does that Himself, through the power of the ...             Introduction to Evangelism6 reviews Alvin L. Reid B&H Publishing Group, 1998 A+ Great Book. Not much more to say :) Easy to read and lots of good information that every Christian should know. Gives you skills and confidence to share the faith of Jesus Christ. We should all be witnesses for Him, not just pastors, we are all called to tell people about Jesus Christ. Interesting stories from a great author. I will look into more of his books :)             Complete Evangelism Guidebook, The: Expert Advice on Reaching Others for Christ2 reviews Baker Books, 2008 Be able to reach any kind of person! This evangelism guidebook will give you expert advice on reaching anyone with the gospel--from your next door neighbor to your coworker, from the Muslim to the Agnostic, from the Asian to the Hispanic--just about anyone you'll ever meet. The chapters are written from some of the best known names in evangelism and church leadership today--Luis Palau, Rick Warren, Mike Silva, Josh McDowell, Tom ...             Evangelism after Christendom: The Theology and Practice of Christian Witness2 reviews Bryan P. Stone Brazos Press, 2007 If the formerly mainline churches can't learn to evangelize, they're toast. For half a century and more there has been a great divide between the churches that call themselves "evangelical" and the churches that flee in terror from that word. Stone is employed by one of the last bastions of peace-and-social-justice Christianity, Boston University. There's a statue honoring an alum, Martin Luther King, Jr., outside of the chapel. He was recruited to be their first and ...             Lifestyle Evangelism: Learning to Open Your Life to Those Around You6 reviews Joe Dr Aldrich Multnomah Books, 2006 How To Revolutionize America Billie Graham is great. But if every person in America who claims to be a believer would follow the simple plan of Lifestyle Evangelism, and woo just one unsaved neighbor per year to Jesus, within TWO YEARS, everyone in America would be a believer! Carpenter? Bus driver? Nurse? YOUR JOB IS YOUR MINISTRY.... as Joe Aldrich demonstrates in his outstanding book. Another title might be, ...             Evangelism In The Early Church3 reviews Michael Green Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 2004 an enthusiastic book about evangalism in the early church "Evangelism in the Early Church" by Michael Green has just been reissued, and no wonder. In a field that is usually as dry as sticks, Green is quite enthusiastic about his subject. Green makes many of the usuual points: "that probably no period in the history of the world was better suited to receive" (p 14) the gospel due to the ease of travel and the peace. 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