"Here," writes John Murray, "we have the theology of evangelism, and evangelism without scriptural theology has lost its moorings. R. B. Kuiper's writing, as his preaching and lecturing, was always characterized by clarity and simplicity."
This book begins with God as the author of evangelism, and shows the relation of His love, election, covenant and commission to it. There are chapters on scope, urgency, motive, aim, agent, approach, means, message, method, effectiveness and triumph of evangelism. Dr. Kuiper also deals with zeal for cooperation in, and resistance to evangelism.
Table of Contents:
Preface
- God the Author of Evangelism
- God's Infinite Love and Evangelism
- God's Sovereign Election and Evangelism
- God's Gracious Covenant and Evangelism
- God Sovereign Commission and Evangelism
- God and the Scope of Evangelism
- God and the Urgency of Evangelism
- God and the Motive of Evangelism
- God and the Aim of Evangelism
- God and the Agent of Evangelism
- God and the Approach of Evangelism
- God and the Means of Evangelism
- God and the Message of Evangelism
- God and Zeal for Evangelism
- God and the Method of Evangelism
- God and the Effectiveness of Evangelism
- God and Resistance to Evangelism
- God and the Triumph of EvangelismIndex of Scripture Passages
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