By Born4Battle on 7/13/2007 6:42 AM

"The church has taught evangelism as a meeting of two antagonists — one righteous and right, the other dead wrong. The point of evangelism, according to this school of thought, is to win an argument. Evangelism also has been taught as a spiritual sales pitch, more nuanced perhaps than a religious argument but still relying on high pressure and ultimately committed to closing the deal. And if not an argument or a sales pitch, the gospel is neutered and reduced to an objective, nonrelational exercise...

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By Born4Battle on 7/13/2007 6:41 AM

The enemy of the believer, also God's enemy is both the chief tempter and main adversary of the Elect of God. As tempter, he tries to get us to commit evil. As adversary, he accuses and opposes us in various areas of their lives in order to frustrate and render inneffective our labor for the Lord. The following is an extract from the teachings of J. Hampton Keathley III ,graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary and a former pastor, now home with the Lord. I would encourage readers to not only read this article, but also to investigate the referenced scripture.

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