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    Mission Proposal

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    the church must be careful when doing evangelism. As Mark Denver declares, “the way we do evangelism will inform the way our hearers understand the gospel. The way our hearers understand the gospel will inform the way they live the gospel.” If the church makes it seem like life becomes easier as a Christian or that believers always get what they want, it will lead those people converted in that evangelism believe that (reword this section). This evangelism in many ways will be the foundations…

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    Wesleyan theology offers a rich foundation upon which pastors can shape their pastoral practices rooted in scripture, tradition, reason, and experience. Particularly encouraging is the rich understanding of the wholistic approach to pastoral care and evangelism that the Wesleyan tradition offers. For the pastor, the care of the congregation is much more than visitation. Too many pastors get burned out trying to oblige the demands of pastoral care. Sadly, this is the result of pastoral care…

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    Jehovah Witness Origin

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    the water completely and it is seen as a devotion to God. Following baptism, it is expected to attend Kingdom Hall meetings and evangelism regularly. (Evangelism: the spreading of the Christian gospel by public preaching, Kingdom Hall meetings are held weekly and are intended to worship and learn about…

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    Christian Misconceptions

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    I believe Christians often operate under two misconceptions concerning evangelism and apologetics. First, they mistakenly believe apologetics and evangelism is a discipline only carried out by trained professional like pastors, seminary grads, or those who have studied in some apologetic program. But when we search the Scriptures, we see that both apologetics, defending the Faith, and evangelism, proclaiming the Gospel message, are disciplines all Christians must be prepared to carry out in…

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    Brenda Flowers is a wife, mother to two boys, and Nana to one girl. She is an evangelist and revivalist, traveling as a national evangelist with a message of restoration, deliverance and healing. Her desire is to see the Body of Christ walk in wholeness and freedom so that it can bring in the harvest at this late hour. Brenda has been in ministry for 32 year and is an Ordained Minister. She has served within the local church as Teacher, Music Minister and Drama Coordinator and is the author of…

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    The Lausanne Covenant Review The Lausanne Covenant author starts of by telling the reader their beliefs. They believe that God’s good news for the whole world is the Gospel. More than 150 nations were involved in the International Congress of World Evangelization. They proclaim that they are “deeply stirred by what God is doing in our day, moved to penitence by our failures and challenged by the unfinished task of evangelization”. By reading the introduction of The Lausanne Covenant you notice…

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    C.S. Lewis primary ministry was evangelism. He was able to expresse evangelism through his writing and speaking. He started this ministry shortly after his conversion to theism in 1931. Influenced by Owen Barfield, he felt strongly that it was every christian's job to go out into the world save save the lost…

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    Evangelism is step that was taken in the Philippines to help establish America’s imperialism. The process of evangelism took off by a statement given by President McKinley. He made the people of the US believe it was America’s duty to do this by saying, “God has chosen the US to do it, to Christianize the country…properly…

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    Where does the Jew go once they have accepted Yeshua? Church or synagogue? There seems to be quite a variety of opinions on this topic. While Telchin remains faithful to the viability of the church as an instrument of evangelism, he does acknowledge how some Jews feel more comfortable in the synagogue environment. The letter from Lorie that he references says it the best when she relays that, “I don’t have to worry about well-meaning Gentile believers trying to mold me…

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    sanctification gap in discipleship, I have to recognize that its commitment to evangelism and mitigation of regeneration might increase conversion and mission opportunities globally. The vigorous commitment to the Great Commission is the one key distinctive of the evangelicalism that I am embracing. I believe the sanctification gap will not be a major issue for this Christian tradition to migrate in order to bring a balance between evangelism and discipleship. Because evangelicalism has…

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