The evangelism that is prevalent today in evangelicalism is often characterized by shallow, superficial presentations of Christ and a minimization of the seriousness of sin. It was not so with our Puritan forefathers. The Puritans were rigorously Biblical and sought to bring solid, doctrinal exposition to bear when making the gospel of Christ known to sinners. Above all, the Puritans realized that conversion was entirely the work of God. They knew nothing would be accomplished without the blessing of the Spirit of God and no manipulation or emotional appeal could genuinely bring a soul to Christ.

The National Center for Family Integrated Churches welcomes Joel Beekie with the following message entitled, The Puritans and their evangelistic methods. Okay. Thank you. I'm going to keep the camera up. Okay.

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Okay. Okay. Okay. The the the the the the the the and the other one was a little bit more of a kind of a kind of a kind of a kind of a kind of a kind of a kind of a and I'm going to be talking about the time that we spent with the government and the way that we worked together to make the world a better place. And then, when we came along with our own and we were having a great time, we were having a great time, and we were having a great time, and we were having a great time.

And then, when we finished, we went back to the world and to the establishment of biblically ordered churches. For more information, resources, and products, please visit our website at www.ncfic.org. You