Category Archives: Evangelism
“Glad and happy to do it” by J.I. Packer
“It is a great privilege to evangelize; it is a wonderful thing to be able to tell others of the love of Christ, knowing that there is nothing that they need more urgently to know, and no knowledge in the … Continue reading
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“The Gospel net” by Charles H. Spurgeon
“It is the work of the Spirit to fill the Gospel net. It is our duty to throw it, and drag it along the bottom. And whether we catch good fish or bad, it is not so much our concern … Continue reading
“Did you love Him first?” by John Owen
“Consider the infinite condescension and love of Christ, in His invitations and calls of you to come unto Him for life, deliverance, mercy, grace, peace, and eternal salvation. Multitudes of these invitations and calls are recorded in the Scripture, and … Continue reading
“The gate of salvation” by John Calvin
“If God should promise salvation simply, it is a great matter. But it is a far greater matter when He promises the same salvation amidst manifold dungeons of death. He says: ‘Even while all things shall be out of order … Continue reading
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“The repentance that Christ requires” by J.I. Packer
“The repentance that Christ requires of His people consists in a settled refusal to set any limits to the claims which He may make on their lives. Our Lord knew– who better?– how costly His followers would find it to … Continue reading
“What Christians are to wear” by Francis Schaeffer
“First, Christians are called upon to love all men as neighbors, loving them as ourselves. Second, we are to love all true Christian brothers in a way that the world may observe. This means showing love to our brothers in … Continue reading
“The church is something beautiful” by Francis Schaeffer
“One cannot explain the explosive power of the early church apart from the fact that they practiced two things simultaneously: the orthodoxy of doctrine and orthodoxy of community in the midst of the visible church, a community which the world … Continue reading
