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Sep 03 2009

Discipling, Evangelism, Missional Living, Personal Growth, Resources, Teaching, Theology

Free Resource: Romans Approach to Sharing Your Faith

My dad has been invited to walk the students at Harding University’s Center for Advanced Ministry Training through an evangelistic study he put together years ago.

Here’s a little testimony of my experience with it:

Here’s a copy of the study itself for free download: The Romans Approach to Reaching the Lost – feel free to share with anyone you’d like.

I’m not exaggerating – thousands of people are Christians today as the result of being walked through this study.

The gospel of Jesus truly is in the most powerful thing in the universe!

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Sep 01 2009

Useful Resource – The God Questions: Exploring Life’s Great Questions About God

The God Questions: Exploring Life’s Great Questions About God by Hal Seed & Dan Grider is a book you should own if you’re dealing with people seeking honest answers to a few of life’s biggest questions:

Is God real?
Is the Bible true?
Do all roads lead to heaven?
How can a good God allow suffering?
Isn’t Christianity a crutch for weak people?
Why is the church full of hypocrites?
What’s the purpose of the church?

… and more.

I haven’t read this book from cover to cover yet, but what I have read has been really helpful. In fact, for my study with the college students this past weekend, I simply read the chapters pertaining to the historicity of the Bible instead of typing up a bunch of stuff myself. Fee & Grider summed up the case for me better than I would have and saved me a lot of work in doing so.

This is a quick read, but it packs a punch. The discussion questions at the end of each chapter are good too.

You might consider giving this book a look yourself.

Good stuff.