June 2001 Issue
Secularism: Then and now
Mark Finley
How the gospel spoke to secular people in the first century and may do so now.
How the gospel spoke to secular people in the first century and may do so now.Gone fishing
Doug Batchelor
An enlightening and inspiring comparison between fishing and evangelism.
An enlightening and inspiring comparison between fishing and evangelism.Reaching the cities
Alejandro Bullón
The role of the person-to-person approach in large-city public evangelism.
The role of the person-to-person approach in large-city public evangelism.Pastor-led public evangelism
Wesley McDonald
The average pastor and ongoing evangelism in the local church.
The average pastor and ongoing evangelism in the local church.Reaching the unchurched
Peter Roennfeldt
The causes for the present estrangement from the church and how to overcome it.
The causes for the present estrangement from the church and how to overcome it.Public evangelism still works (part 2)
Herry Mhando
Approaches that have made for highly successful public evangelism outreach.
Approaches that have made for highly successful public evangelism outreach.Why should we plant churches in the city?
Chad Carlton
The how and why of meeting the evangelistic challenge of today's great cities.
The how and why of meeting the evangelistic challenge of today's great cities.The unlikeliest missionary
Rudi Maier
An inspiring and instructive account of the role of genuine friendship in opening hearts to the gospel.
An inspiring and instructive account of the role of genuine friendship in opening hearts to the gospel.Letters to the Editor
Twenty-seven fundamentalsin search of a theologyThe insightful article "Twenty-SevenFundamentals in Search of aTheology," by George Knight (February2001), highlighted some points, eithermisunderstood or still obscure to manypeople. To provide an illustrative relationship…