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Veteran missionary and missiologist C. Gordon Olson has distilled his knowledge and experience to produce an introductory text to missions that is marked by its balance between theory and practice.

What in the World Is God Doing? : The Essentials of Global Missions

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What in the World is God Doing

Olson, Gordon

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What in the World is God Doing: The Essentials of Global Missions: An Introductory Guide

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Beyond Calvinism and Arminianism: An Inductive, Mediate Theology of Salvation

C. Gordon Olson

The Essentials of Global Missions: An Introductory Guide (5TH ed.). Veteran missionary and missiologist C. Gordon Olson has distilled his knowledge and experience to produce an introductory text to missions that is marked by its balance between theory and practice.

What in the World Is God Doing: The Essentials of Global Missions: An Introductory Guide

Getting the Gospel Right: A Balanced View of Calvinism and Arminianism

A unique theology of salvation taking a middle position between Calvinism and Arminianism, thus resolving the 4-century conflict. An inductive approach to the Bible is emphasized, utilizing careful word studies of the original Hebrew and Greek, considering the context of each of 1000 passages. This greatly improved 3rd edition is updated with new research and thoroughly revised and reorganized, including four new chapters. Scholarly material is put in footnotes and excursuses so that the text remains terse and readable, even for laypeople. The basis of salvation in the Old Testament is first examined in a progressive way; then the terms of salvation are clarified. The four chapters defending eternal security include a simple explanation of Hebrews 6 and John 15. Seven chapters critique Calvinism, especially focusing on word studies of foreknowledge, 'election,' and foreordination. Lastly, the historical, missiological, and rational support for a mediate view is examined. Author Tim LaHaye wrote the foreword, highly commending this work. Other outstanding theologians, such as Earl Radmacher and John F. Walvoord have also endorsed it.

Beyond Calvinism and Arminianism: An Inductive Mediate Theology of Salvation

Veteran missionary/missiologist C. Gordon Olson has distilled the essential facts of the Christian missions movement to produce an introductory text for all Christians, with the goal of developing world Christians. It is marked by balance between theory and practice and has become a standard text in Christian universities, seminaries, and colleges for almost three decades in seven editions. It covers five dimensions of world missions: the biblical basis studied chronologically; the history of the missions movement, including discovery of virtually unknown background of modern missions; a unique summary of world religions; a contemporary overview of missions with 2010 statistics; and the functional importance of mission agencies. It emphasizes vignettes of key missions personalities and includes 50 unique graphics. It is endorsed by many outstanding leaders in the evangelical missions movement, including David J. Hesselgrave, Marvin J. Newell, Steve Saint, Greg H. Parsons, and Robertson McQuilkin.

What In the World Is God Doing?: The Essentials of Global Missions

An enhanced revision of the New Testament in common contemporary English, drawing from many of the best modern versions and building on the insights of great Greek scholars, translators, interpreters, and commentators of the past in audaciously correcting the many mistranslations in the most popular versions in use today. These insights have not been utilized by the translators of versions done by committees, but some done by individuals, such as Tyndale, Way, Williams, Wuest, Verkuyl, Phillips, and Taylor, have been more insightful. The revisor has built upon 68 years of Bible study and teaching from the Greek. It is called The Resurrection New Testament because eight important resurrection passages needed clarification, and many (about 200) other obscure passages needed to be resurrected from obscure mistranslation. There are full explanatory footnotes and lexical studies. A unique bonus is included, The Four-in-One Story of the Lord Jesus: an Interwoven Gospel Narrative. This was inspired by Johnston Cheney’s Life of Christ in Stereo, which was a great improvement over the various harmonies, especially chronologically. Jonathan Falwell, pastor of Thomas Road Baptist Church, has written the foreword, strongly commending this version, as has Dr. James Borland, professor of NT and theology at Liberty University.

The Resurrection New Testament: An Enhanced Translation

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