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    Christian virtuous life. In addition, I also enjoyed the fact that Wright recognizes that evangelism is the center point of living a Christian virtuous life. He gives a good example and definition as to what he believes evangelism is: persuading others to trust Jesus and proclaiming Jesus. However, I think it would have been great if his story was just a little bit longer in order for me to read on about how evangelism shapes Christians into God’s missionary…

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    Spiritual Formation Paper

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    The walk of faith in Christian life requires discipline, challenge, devotion, and practice. God did not only save us from our doom, but He also wants His people to be spiritual mature as time go by. It is the intimacy He requires to bless and strengthen His people for them to live a different life from the world. Spiritual formation is a journey and a process to have restoration in Christian’s life, so they can enjoy the Holy Spirit within them. Throughout the class ‘Spiritual formation’ I’ve…

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    planting? Church planting could be simply defined as that ministry which seeks to establish new churches. This will be through evangelism, discipleship, and gathering of these persons into a functioning congregation. Most church planting will also have the long-term goal of multiplication. “We thus offer this definition; church planting is that ministry which through evangelism…

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    coming together to practice in mission agencies (McClung 19). McClung gives another type of ministry that charismatics and Pentecostals are heavily sowed into the ministry of media. Pentecostals have seized the popular media as an instrument of evangelism and discipleship training Imagine the potential of the major Pentecostal/Charismatic television and publishing networks in providing basic missiology education to their viewers and readers through a variety of innovative "distance learning"…

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    Life and Impact, a book which pictured the life of St Patrick through the eyes of Michael A.G. Haykin. Through all the information gathered by Haykin, he’s able to show the reader that Patrick, even though different committed himself to missions, evangelism, and Scripture. The purpose of the book review is to prove that Haykin investigated Patrick’s life like a magnified glass and viewed what should be in all. In the first chapter, Haykin focus on Patrick and history, his life and what he…

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    within the church and the church is sacred holy ground. Their sacred rituals include a mass and the priest vows to celibacy. Evangelism includes nondenominational beliefs of Christianity. They believe in four core ideas of conversionism, activism, Biblicism, and crucicentrism. One notable differences are Catholicism holds the church and the Bible as the highest power while Evangelism holds the bible as the highest authority. The Catholicism is more structured and the Evangelical clergymen don’t…

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    Healthcare Mission Trips

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    Healthcare mission trips (HMTs) are not the most effective forms of service and evangelism. HMTs often make the mistake of treating the patient’s body without treating the patient’s spirit. Many countries are suffering from much more simple natural causes such as dehydration and sanitation, and something as simple as digging a well could be the most effective type of evangelism. Each trip requires a heavy financial investment and a specifically qualified group of people. Healthcare…

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    connected to a Christian lifestyle, values, preaching and evangelism, as opposed to the connection with the American values and culture? On another level, it is also necessary to note that the concept of fighting against injustice is perceived in a different way in countries like India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. Though the Christians in these geographic locations might watch superhero and fiction based films, yet their preaching and evangelism and Christian ethical values does not include a word…

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    The NAE acknowledges the historian David Bebbington’s “quadrilateral” as the way to identify the four qualifying characteristics of an evangelical. The first characteristic is conversionism, or the belief that lives need to be transformed through a “born-again” experience and a life-long process of following Jesus. The second is Biblicism – a high regard for and obedience to the Bible as the ultimate authority. The third is crucicentrism, or a stress on the sacrifice of Jesus Christ on the cross…

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    My Testimony I have been living in Canada for about five years. I love Canada and its people. Canada is a multicultural country built by immigrants from different corners of the earth. These immigrants moved to Canada with their cultures and religions. The multiculturalism of Canada has actually made ministry work and spreading the gospel both easy and challenging from my personal experience. I meet people who have an open mind towards the gospel and others who do not want to even hear it at…

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