Evangelism

From 1981 to 1984, Zacharias was holding the chair in Evangelism and Contemporary Thought at Alliance Theological Seminary. Chuck Colson, who is an Evangelical Christian leader, considers Zacharias to be “the great apologist of our time.” Zacharias opens up with a personal story about his life struggles and…

The second persecution was from 1898 to 1935 in relation to evangelism work started at Boojjii Karkarroo (western Oromiya Region) in 1898. Rev. Gebre Ewostateos from the Orthodox Church learned Afan Oromo from Onesimos in Eritrea. Since he had been a priest of the Orthodox Church, he was conducting the worship service on Sundays and holidays at Bojjii St. Mary’s Orthodox Church. During the worship service, he served the Orthodox priests who came from Gojjam in Amharic language and the local…

Bishop Latour’s Achievements When one gets older, he start to reflect on his life instead of looking ahead as someone young would do. In Death Comes for the Archbishop, Bishop Latour has reached this point in his life. At one point, he felt as if he was a failure: “His soul had become a barren field. He had nothing within himself to give his priests or his people. His work seemed superficial, a house built upon the sands. His great diocese still a great heathen country….The Mexicans were…

The Church in American culture is in a state of rapid decline. This is true for mainline denominations as well as evangelicals. Lutherans are no exception. Membership is declining and the decline in worship attendance is a steeper descent. The loss is magnified when compared to the population growth within the United States. Financial support for congregations and their ministries is also declining proportionately. “One of the fastest growing subcultures in the United States is comprised…

3.2. Dean Borgman - Contextual youth ministry Dean Borgman, youth ministry professor at Gordon-Conwell Seminary, was to America what Pete Ward was to the UK during the 1990s. His take on the incarnational approach influenced a wide range of youth ministry. He summarises his view in this way, As leaders committed to youth ministry, we may read the command of our Lord in this way: “You are receiving power from the Holy Spirit to be witnesses of me in all the youth cultures of the world”’ (Borgman…

Q1: Identify and explain the marketing dilemma faced in the text. Apply and discuss key concepts in the focusing on at least 3 concepts or variables impacting the decision. • Competition: Despite the fact that Apple is one of the top best products, there are other products that still strive to compete with Apple. Products like Toshiba, Dell, and Acer for computers. For Smart phones, some of the competitors include HTC, Samsung, and many more. One of the strongest competitors Apple has is Google…

1. Briefly explain the role that faith played in U.S. foreign policy toward the Middle East prior to the Civil War. Missionaries played an important part in determining the US foreign policy in the Middle East preceding the civil war. In their foreign mission, missionaries applied a broad impact on the connection between the Middle East and America. With the developing alliance between the congregation leaders, missionary movement became mainstream, changing American relation with the Middle…

In the words of President McKinley the motivation for imperialism was national glory, commerence, racial superiority, and evangelism. To spread imperial expansion the United States sent missionaries to expose nations or territories to the empire and Christianity through educational and religious interaction. The missionaries also helped in different ways. For instance, in Hawaii…

Putting on the Armor; Equipped and Deployed for Spiritual Warfare, by Chuck Lawless Nashville: Adult Ministry Publishing, 2013. 159 pages. Reflection by Mitchell L. Thurston “…his goal [Dr. Lawless] as dean is “to produce what I call ‘discipled warriors, ‘who march into battle wearing the full armor of God.” (Lawless 2013) From the “Meet the Author” section, Dr. Lawless presents a clear narrative for the purpose of his book on the topic of Spiritual Warfare which provides the overarching…

Things fall apart by Chinua Achebe is an African novel. It occurs in the 1890s and gives a glimpse of life during that time period pertaining to the noticeable differences between the European’s and the traditional customs of the Umuofian people. This novel encompasses their history, family structure, the introduction of outsiders influences, gender roles, rapid changes, customs and timeless struggles. The invasion of the colonial European government is threating to contest and disrupt nearly…