Evangelism in Historical Perspective (Part 2)
Evangelism According to the Scriptures Part 2: Evangelism in historical perspective A.J. de Visser In
Year: 2012
Evangelism according to the Scriptures (Part 1)
Evangelism according to the Scriptures Part 1 by Dr. A.J. De Visser Evangelism is a
Brian Godawa: Secret Believers
Brian Godawa was the screenwriter for the movie To End All Wars. He recently wrote the
Saving Some Is Not A Compromise
Abortion in Canada is big and it’s wrong. It’s big because there are no limits
How Should the Pulpit Address the Pew?
Some Lessons from Paul by Dr. Gerhard H. Visscher This is Address was delivered at
Basics of Evangelism
We retain some mixed feelings about evangelism, particularly on the how of it. And yes, we get discouraged because we don’t see much fruit – and so the temptation arises to quit speaking the gospel or to water down what we say…
9 Thoughts on Two Sunday Services
Why does the consistory call the congregation to worship twice?
Infant Baptism and Children in the Old Covenant
Should infants be baptized? Let’s consider what place children had in the Old Testament and what that says about children in the New.
Infant Baptism and the Unity of Scripture
Is infant baptism simply a (Canadian) Reformed peculiarity that ought to be jettisoned in the name of Biblical faithfulness and unity with fellow Christians? What are the grounds for infant baptism?!
The Attraction of Evangelicalism
“Are we still as self-consciously Reformed as we should be? Why do Evangelical churches also attract Reformed believers to visit their services or even to join them? Is the Reformed faith missing something? What sets the Evangelicals apart from the Reformed? Can we learn something from the Evangelicals?”
What Does it Mean to be Reformed?
The Christian faith is represented by many schools of thought. Each of these schools teach an understanding of who God is, and how He is to be served.
A Meditation on Ecclesiastes 9:10
“Whatsoever our hand findeth to do.” One good deed is more worth than a thousand brilliant theories. Let us not wait for large opportunities, or for a different kind of work, but do just the things we “find to do” day by day.