Also Included In This Issue:
Reformed Evangelism - Andrew Smith
"In short, teaching is inescapable for Biblical evangelism. This is why RE
rightly gives teaching a central place in the presentation of the Gospel.
“Getting the Gospel right” is the motto, not “Getting the sinner to say a
prayer”. The power is in the message of the Gospel being spoken and
taught to others (Is. 55:11)."
Naaman the Leper -Part IV - Dr. Philip W. McMillin
"God was the potter, Naaman was the clay and God would make known the
riches of his glory to him, a vessel of mercy, “…which he had prepared
beforehand for glory” (Romans 9:23b)."
Why I Believe in Jesus - A. Blake White
"I know my heart. It is exceedingly wicked. My guilt was real. I knew I
deserved eternal punishment. When I came to see the value of God’s name,
I knew I had to seek reconciliation with him. I needed forgiveness. How
could he bear with someone like me, who had belittled his name
repeatedly? I found the answer in Christ."
The Law - David Martyn Lloyd-Jones
"Most people are familiar with this seventh chapter because of the argument
that generally takes place with regard to the final section that runs from
verse 13 to the end of the chapter. The great point of discussion is as to
what exactly Paul is saying there. Is he describing himself as he then was,
or as he once was in the past? Is it the description of a man before his
conversion or of a man after his conversion? That is the subject of the great
argument."
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