Intentionality
The greatest problem in our world is lostness. The only solution to lostness is the gospel of Jesus Christ.
The greatest problem in our world is lostness. The only solution to lostness is the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Dr. Iorg discusses real persecution in Nigeria and encourages Christians to be even more urgent about taking the gospel to the nations.
Dr. Iorg expresses why he loves living in the West and in particular Southern California. The need for the gospel is great and Dr. Iorg encourages others to do more work in areas that may not be so comfortable for Christians.
The culture war tempts us to think of the lost as enemies to be opposed rather than blind captives in need of emancipation.
Churches swapping members does not enlarge God’s kingdom. A church reaching lost people does.
In A History of Evangelism in North America (edited by Thomas P. Johnson), Dr. Allan Karr contributes to this volume by writing on Dawson Trotman and his influence on the discipleship movement.
In A History of Evangelism in North America (edited by Thomas P. Johnson), Dr. Eddie Pate contributes to this volume by giving an account of D. James Kennedy and his evangelistic training of personal witnessing.
In A History of Evangelism in North America (edited by Thomas P. Johnson), Dr. Kristen Ferguson contributes to this volume by detailing the evangelistic influence of Henrietta Mears.
Dr. Iorg shows in scripture and in his own life how unknown people can play an important role in bringing people to Jesus.
The Coronavirus pandemic could have further complicated reaching Mormons with the gospel. Instead, Gateway student Tim Peery has found the opposite true.