Analysis Of Any-3 Anyone Anywhere Any Time By Mike Shipman

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“Any-3: Anyone Anywhere Any time—Win Muslims to Christ Now!” written by Mike Shipman is a great book introducing a method to share the gospel with the Muslims. The author designed a 5 step process of get connected, get to God, get to lostness, get to the gospel, and get to a decision. With clear guidance, this method offers us a specific way to share the gospel. The essential question and apologetic point is about how to deal with human’s sins. Any3 method dives into the problem with the answer of “The first and last sacrifice story.” Jesus is the last sacrifice to deal with our sins. If we accept Him, our sins can be forgiven and we are legally free from God’s judgement and the inner guilt.
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