Andrew Perriman is a regular read for me, and his recent post on one of my favourite books of the NT – Romans – is a good one.
Here’s how he concludes it:
“…We have domesticated evangelism. We have reduced it to the unimaginative, repetitive level of 
the door-to-door selling of life insurance. We should be appalled at this. Modern evangelism is virtually calculated not to disturb the status quo. Evangelism should challenge the bedrock of our culture. It should shake the bedrock of the modern church, for that matter. How are we now to respond to the proclamation that Jesus has been made judge and ruler of the nations when, to all intents and purposes, he has been dethroned by the all-powerful gods of our secular age? Evangelism, I think, ought to be a very disturbing activity for everyone concerned…”
I agree with him!
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You can read his full post here. The image accompanying this post was created by Andrew.
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