Sharing Faith The Jesus Way - Softcover

Currin, Jim

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1841018627 ISBN 13: 9781841018621

Publisher: BRF (Bible Reading Fellowship), 2016

Synopsis

Faith is personal, but it is not private. We are Christians today because other people shared their faith in the past. We might think the good news mainly came to us through Peter, Paul and the other great preachers that have followed since. In fact the Gospel travelled down the centuries in a variety of ways: chiefly through ordinary Christians doing ordinary things made extraordinary by the Holy Spirit. We are part of a 2000 year old chain. This book is written for all those who feel they cannot share their faith, or have never read about doing it before now. Together we shall explore principles linked to how Jesus shared the good news: on the road, in the home on the lake or up a mountain. We shall read the Gospels and follow his example, to make it possible, natural and a positive experience as we pray. Each chapter includes practical exercises to explore with a friend or wider group.

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About the Author

Jim Currin has been a Church Army Evangelist since 1979, involved in itinerant, regional ministry - leading missions, training, facilitating evangelism - except for four years as Director of Evangelism Studies at the Wilson Carlile College of Evangelism, Sheffield. He has written many articles, web material, study courses, diocesan workbooks, and currently writes a column for the web-based Christian Today, reviews books for The Good Bookstall and manages/writes for various websites including Church in New Housing Areas and Churches Together in England. He produced the web material for Churches Together in Britain and Ireland and the Radio 4 Sunday Worship series Pathways of Prayer. He has written three Grove booklets for their evangelism series, the last being Paradox in the Gospel.

Edition details

• Publisher: BRF (Bible Reading Fellowship)
• Publication date: 2016
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1841018627
• ISBN 13: 9781841018621
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 176