Evangelism is that set of activities that aims to help non-followers of the Lord Jesus Christ become his followers for the first time and for lifelong discipleship.
n. t. wright
What is the “Good News” of Jesus Christ? Part 3
The summons of this Gospel is for all persons in the world of every ethnicity, race and culture to “repent and believe” that Jesus is Lord and to live their lives accordingly. This Gospel summons men and women to abandon all rival loyalties and loves, and to embrace Jesus as Lord so that they can begin to live a new life of obedience, what Paul called “the obedience of faith” (Romans 1:5, 16:26).
Book Response: The Courage to Be Protestant, by David F. Wells
Overall I appreciate that instead of attempting to summarize and update fifteen years of intense writing (including five Eerdmans publications); Wells delivered the essence of his work. But I wished from the beginning that he included a limited number of footnotes and/or recommendations for further reading beyond references to his previous titles.
Hope according to Wright and Thiel
Some questions I’ve asked myself (in the context of the larger question “In what manner does a Christian bring a unique perspective to the discussion?”) and pass along to you. . . .
As We Worship, So We Believe on Anglican TV
Desire to follow the 2014 Ancient Evangelical Future Conference on As We Worship, So We Believe: How Christian Worship Forms Christian Faith, but unable to attend? No problem. You can find a number of the keynotes from the Robert E. Webber Center conference(s) on Anglican TV. In addition, lots of other resources on Anglican TV, including material by N.T. Wright. […]