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Missions - Word and Deed

More Deeds with the Word The relationship of Word and Deed in evangelism and mission

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  • J. Lenting

In order to reach our fellow man today we may initially need to allow our deeds to open the way for the Word. Thus, we need more deeds with the Word.

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Is Our Mercy Ministry Christ-Centred?

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  • Michael J. Kruger

This article discusses the importance of a church having its mercy ministry as Christ-centred. Otherwise, the ministry is vulnerable to turning into a moralistic work void of the gospel. Two things need to be in place: a Christ-centred motivation, and a Christ-centred message.

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How to Care about Social Justice (without Losing the Gospel)

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  • Russell D. Moore

Are evangelism and public justice contradictory concerns? This article shows that the mission of the church is the mission of Christ; we are to be concerned about the things and people that concern him.

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Declaring and Demonstrating God’s Saving Rule

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  • Paul Coulter

What should be the relationship between evangelism and social action in mission work? Should they both characterize missions? To answer these questions this article looks at different views on this issue. It discusses the relationship between the Great Commission, the Great Commandment, and the call to the church to seek justice.

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The harmony that exists between the various doctrines of the Christian faith is such that error in regard to any one of them produces more or less distortion in all of the others. Loraine Boettner
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