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Companion book, providing a comprehensive method of teaching the Gospel to those eager to know it. This teachers hardback book is used alongside the student book.
The sequel to The Gospel Made Simple. It is written for new Christians. Its purpose is to help new converts to become strong and stable. It is believed that fifty percent of those who are baptized become unfaithful. Those who study and ponder the truths of this book will most likely remain steadfast.
"One of the greatest concerns of new Christians is, 'Can I REALLY live the Christian life?' This is a legitimate fear that most Christians have felt. This book provides instruction to guide the child of God into immediate growth."
"Difficult Passages" are Scriptures that seem to contradict other Biblical Truths. How do you react when you come to such passages? Skip over them? Grab a commentary? Ask your preacher? Feel inadequate? Or do you try to find the answer yourself?
In this book, the reader is given principles to assist him to interpret Biblical Truth. He is challenged to learn how to think critically for himself. Using the illustration of a tool box and tools, Rogers urges students to open up their interpreatioin tool box and use the correct tools to tackle and solve difficult passages.
Then twelve difficult passages are addresssed. The text is presented, the student is asked to identify the problem, select the tools that he can use to solve the problem, evaluate all of the possible solutions he can contemplate, and then to evaluate each of those possible solutions using the Biblical tools he has selected.
The goal of this material is to help the student become an excellent and confident interpreter of Scripture. Take the challenge; get started; grow in your understanding of God's Word and in your confidence to understand It.
About the Author
Stephen Rogers has been a Gospel Preacher for 53 years. He loves studying the Word Of God and preaching It. However, his greatest joy in ministry has been teaching personal Bible Studies and watching with awe as people from all religious and non-religious backgrounds have come to faith in Jesus Christ. Since he was a teenager, he has been exposed to numerous methods to teach the Gospel. As he has observed the rise of ecumenicalism, pluralism, secularism, agnosticism, atheism, Islaam, Eastern religions, and Biblical ignorance, the author realized that oft-used methods simply did not address fundamental Truths that must be taught to help people understand true New Testament Christianity. “Evangelism Made Simple” is the result of years of teaching individual Bible studies and understanding the needs of students. How exhilarating it is to see people grasp true Christianity! And how exciting it is to see Christians from teens to octogenarians experience the thrill of teaching the Gospel and the awe of one coming to faith in Christianity! The author has written other books to help new Christians grow in their faith, to help people understand how to study the Bible, and to inspire the Christian to seek to imitate the heart and life of Jesus.
