Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Human Element in the Making of a Christian: Studies in Personal Evangelism
Any vital discussion of personal evangelism ought to be carried on between two individuals alone, if it is to be per sonal; and therein lies the difficulty in writing a book on this subject. We are natually reticent about our inner life and shrink instinctively from revealing those processes by which our spirits have been disciplined and made fit for true fellow ship with God. Nevertheless, we who are Christians need to help people to understand the laws of cause and effect as they apply to Christian experience; we must be able to answer some of the practical questions that are put to us by those who seek reality in the spiritual life and need working principles; and we want, by our counsel, to help and not to hinder those who are within our in?uence. People do not usually find their way into the kingdom without some personal help. Our Lord spent a large portion of His time in dealing with the personal life of individuals and yet His chosen method has long been neglected by His followers.
This little book has been written in the hope that it may help to define the human element in the making of a Chris tian. It does not pretend to deal with that part of the Chris tian life which is hidden with Christ in God, but is concerned chie?y with the human side of Christian experience, the moral situation we have to face in our own hearts, and the personal challenge that we meet in the teachings of Jesus Christ. It is written in the belief that if we have a rational understanding of human nature and its normal reactions we can apply the message of the gospel with more wisdom and help many be wildered or discouraged people to find their heavenly Father.
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