If salvation were something that we could find for ourselves or achieve through some self-chosen religious pathway, then evangelism would be a matter of going to other people and trying to persuade them to be like us, to follow our religious practices, or adhere to our sacred methods and rituals. We would be salesmen for [...]
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Christopher Wright on Christian Witness
Posted in Evangelism, tagged Christopher Wright, Evangelism, salvation, Salvation Belongs to Our God on Sunday, June 13, 2010 | 1 Comment »
The Importance of Defining Terms
Posted in Evangelism, Missions, tagged Buddhism, Evangelism, Hinduism, Islam on Friday, May 28, 2010 | 1 Comment »
I have a confession- I like to pick on philosophers. To give an example, I’ll share a funny story from an OT prof in undergrad. He was at a conference for Christian professors, intending to go to a session for OT professors. He accidentally ended up in the session for philosophy professors and couldn’t get [...]
Consuming Christ
Posted in Christianity and Culture, Evangelism, tagged Christianity Today, consumerism, marketing on Friday, January 2, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Tyler Wigg-Stevenson has written a great article about the dangers of “marketing” Christianity. It is well worth the read. Check it out here. (Thanks to our good friend Ben for spotting this one.)










