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Category Archives: Kirk Cameron
Does Evangelism HAVE to mean converting the unconverted?: Part 1
Evangelism is destroying the Church. Our constant focus on bringing those outside our communities inside, with little focus on genuinely making disciples has left our Churches a ‘mile wide, but merely an inch deep’ (to borrow an overused cliche). I … Continue reading →
Posted in Christianity, Church History, Emergence, Emerging Church, Historical Theology, Kirk Cameron, Random Bloggings, Ray Comfort, Religion, Theology
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Tagged Christianity, Conversion, Earl Barnett, Emerging Church, Evangelism, Faith, Kirk Cameron, Ray Comfort, Religion, The Way of the Master, Theology
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