Introduction to Spurgeon’s Views Charles Spurgeon was a prominent figure in Christian theology, renowned for his independent thought and rejection of traditional practices such as ordination. His approach was notably biblical and unsystematic, emphasizing the necessity of engaging with Scripture without preconceived notions. Spurgeon believed that if a doctrine is found in the Bible, it …
Introduction In difficult times, whether personal or communal, the need for hope becomes paramount. Evangelism in crisis presents a unique opportunity to share not only the message of faith but also the comfort found in God’s promises. Crises can shake our foundations, yet they also serve as a catalyst for believers to step forward and …
Introduction Evangelism through service is a transformative approach that intertwines sharing the Gospel with active participation in helping others. This method not only reflects the love of Christ but also provides a tangible way to demonstrate faith in action. By serving those in need, believers create pathways for meaningful conversations about Jesus, ultimately leading to …