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Targeted and Engaged Evangelism to the Eastern Orthodox

There are so many evangelistic books in the marketplace that it often becomes too hard to know which to read and give away, so in the end we don’t give any away. That may be because there are so many goals to meet in writing an evangelistic book; the author must decide between multiple ‘goods’ which often involves compromises. Decisions like, whether to: 1) Write a book that is helpful for anyone or one targeted at a specific group. The balance is strongly tipped toward the generic book. There is a paucity of evangelistic books targeted at specific groups that...

The Lord in the Trauma

The book communicates a humble, clear, and hopeful message: that the Lord is our deliverer and counsellor. Strickland is not the deliverer and counsellor, not me, not you, and not a counselling relationship or counselling method. As instrumental as these people and methods are, and as obviously loving and skilful as Strickland is, the Lord is our deliverer and counsellor.

Orthodoxy: The Unknowable God?

Few western Christians have a working knowledge of Eastern Orthodoxy. This makes it difficult to understand the worldview and questions of their Orthodox friends and leads to misunderstandings over words and concepts. In A Christian’s Pocket Guide to Eastern Orthodox Theology: An Evangelical Perspective, Panagiotis Kantartzis offers a concise yet deep explanation of the fundamentals of Orthodox doctrine.

Orthodoxy: Marianity or Christianity?

Part memoir, part critique, Disillusioned: Why I Left the Eastern Orthodox Priesthood and Church details the reflections of Joshua Schooping on his experience as an Orthodox convert and five years as a Russian Orthodox priest. He describes his growing disquiet in this way: I had overlooked the constant Semi-Pelagianism, the confusion surrounding the Atonement, the unscriptural pietism, the Toll Houses, the prayers to saints, the excessive elevation of Mary, and so much more, even defending some of them openly, but when it became clear that the Orthodox Church formally confuses the Gospel through its iconology, its ecclesiology, and even through its...

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