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Faith seeking disciples: a study towards reforming evangelism
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- This apologetic reclaims evangelism's rightful place within the Reformed tradition. Historical perspectives of American Presbyterian evangelism show that unresolved tensions over the certainty of conversion, sudden or nurtured, were absorbed by compromise. Theological and biblical inquiries searched the salient underpinnings for Reformed evangelism. Are new models possible today? The study investigated works of Calvin, Barth, Moltmann and others, with new contributions made. Conclusions present evangelism in the context of Christian vocation, discernment of being chosen by Christ for the Lord's purposes as proof of discipleship. The overall model was a funded collegial Doctor of Ministry group of 12 students focusing in Advanced Seminary Studies of Evangelism in the Reformed Tradition. The author is founder/director of ASSERT which is being evaluated by PC(USA) seminaries and faculty for effectiveness in developing leaders in evangelism.
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