Evangelism has reaped a great harvest but the question has been rightly raised, what is wrong with the harvest? One of the most popular answers to this question is that too many Christians have stopped at 'conversion'; they are 'carnal Christians' who have not yet learned to live a surrendered life. Ernest Reisinger examines this suggestion and the consequences which have resulted from its widespread acceptance.

What Should We Think of the Carnal Christian?

Religion & Spirituality

Reisinger, Ernest C.

Christian Books & Bibles

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Ignorance of, and even opposition to, the absolute standard for human behaviour found in the Ten Commandments is seen in every area of life. The main purpose of these pages is to focus attention on the Ten Commandments and to present the duties required and the sins forbidden in each of them. But before doing that, and by way of introduction, the author emphasizes their collective importance, points out how they relate to justification and sanctification and gives principles for their right understanding and use.

Whatever Happened to the Ten Commandments

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Is the law of God binding on believers? Are Christians freed from th Ten Commandments? What is the relationship between the law and the gospel. These are the crucial questions addressed by Ernest Reisinger in The Law and the Gospel.

The Law and the Gospel

Presbyterian & Reformed Pub. Co

Lord and Christ: The Implications of Lordship for Faith and Life

Lord and Christ: The Implications of Lordship for Faith and Life

While some possess zeal without knowledge, others fail to share the truth they well understand. Reisinger blends doctrinally sound methods with a burden to reach the lost for Christ.

Today's Evangelism: Its Message and Methods

A Quiet Revolution: A Chronicle of Beginnings of Reformation in the Southern Baptist Convention

Allen, D. Matthew

Distributed by Christian Gospel Book Service

A Southern Baptist Looks at the Biblical Doctrine of Election

Founders Press

The Regulative Principle and the Biblical Practice of Accommodation

Worship: The Regulative Principle and the Biblical Practice of Accomodation

A Baptist articulation of the Doctrines of Grace

Beyond Five Points

Founders Pr

This book contains a brief study on a very important but neglected subject, that is, the subject of free will. We will be considering in what sense the will is free and how important this subject is to the Christian faith.Does salvation depend upon man's willingness to be saved apart from a prior work of the Holy Spirit? We will see that no one is saved against his will; however, God changes the "willer" so as to make the sinner willing. We will see that the subject of free will is at the very heart of Christianity and has a profound effect on our message and method of evangelism. We will see that "whosoever will may come." We will see that the Bible teaches that salvation depends not on man's willingness but on God's willingness, God's grace, and God's power-and if God did not have power over man's will the whole world would go to hell. We will see that God does not exclude anyone in His invitations; however, sinners do exclude themselves.

God's Will, Man's Will, and Free Will

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What Should We Think of the Carnal Christian?

Whatever Happened to the Ten Commandments

The Law and the Gospel

Lord and Christ: The Implications of Lordship for Faith and Life

Today's Evangelism: Its Message and Methods

A Quiet Revolution: A Chronicle of Beginnings of Reformation in the Southern Baptist Convention

A Southern Baptist Looks at the Biblical Doctrine of Election

Worship: The Regulative Principle and the Biblical Practice of Accomodation

Beyond Five Points

God's Will, Man's Will, and Free Will