The Gospel & Personal Evangelism
Description
Evangelism is not only misunderstood, it is often unpractised. Many Christians want to share the gospel with others, but because those Christians don’t grasp the fundamentals of witnessing, they feel intimidated and incapable of sharing the truth of the gospel. Yet those believers fail to recognise that God has already established who and how we are to evangelise.
In The Gospel and Personal Evangelism, Dr Mark Dever seeks to answer the four basic questions about evangelism that many Christians ask: Who should we evangelise? How should we evangelise? What is evangelism? Why should we evangelise?
In his answers, Dever draws on New Testament truths and helps believers apply those truths in practical ways. As readers understand the fundamentals of evangelism, they will begin to develop a culture of evangelism in their lives and their local churches.
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Table of contents
- Foreword
- Introduction: An Amazing Story
- 1. Why Don't We Evangelize?
- 2. What Is The Gospel?
- 3. Who Should Evangelize?
- 4. How Should We Evangelize?
- 5. What Isn't Evangelism?
- 6. What Should We Do After We Evangelize?
- 7. Why Should We Evangelize?
- Conclusion: Closing The Sale
- Recommended Reading
- Appendix: A Word To Pastors
- Notes
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Additional Information
| Author | Mark Dever |
|---|---|
| ISBN | 9781581348460 |
| Dimensions | 135mm x 210mm |
| Pages | 124 |
| Publisher | Crossway |
| No of Bible studies | N/A |
| Format | Paperback |
| Bible Book | N/A |
Customer Reviews
Excellent resource!
I bought this book with a view to running a series of workshops on Evangelism.
There are quite a few materials on the market, but I found this particularly interesting. Rather than JUST teach approaches or methods of outreach and evangelism, it cleverly asks us to examine ourselves and our reasons for NOT evangelising. It then explores exactly what the Gospel is, something about which many Christians appear to know very little. It also, among other topics, gets us to examine issues such as post-evangelism discipleship - something sadly neglected in many churches in terms of existence and quality. It takes much of the stress of planning a course in Evangelism, without removing the thinking and examination required. I have no hesitation in fully recommending it.
Well worth the money. 
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