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Soul winning is a Bible command. It is not a special gift reserved for a special few! Every Christian can and should bring others--especially family and friends--to Jesus. The Bible recounts (John 1:40-51) the inspiring stories of Andrew, who brought his brother Peter to the Messiah, and Philip, who told his friend Nathanael about the Son of God who Himself came "to seek and to save that which was lost." These moving examples are reminders that the first priority of every Christian is to do everything possible to seek out family and friends and lovingly but surely point them to theSaviour. With amazing soul-winning accounts, heartwarming illustrations and clear, practical guidelines, Dr. Smith removes any doubt about the Christian's responsibility to reach out with the Gospel, and he leaves us with a holy impatience for opportunities to lead people to Christ. SKU (ISBN): 9780873980906Author: Smith, SheltonBinding: Mass MarketPublisher: Sword Of The Lord PublishersPublished: 01/05
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