What is Evangelism Explosion? And What do We Mean When We Talk about Front Loading or Back-Loading the Gospel? Also How Should Scripture be Interpreted?

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What is Evangelism Explosion? And What do We Mean When We Talk about Front Loading or Back-Loading the Gospel? Also How Should Scripture be Interpreted?

October 12, 2022 Back-Loading, Cultural Interpretation, Evangelism Explosion, Front-Loading, Gospel, Interpretation, Jas 2:14, Jas 2:17, Literal Interpretation, Lord, Receive, Rev 3:20, Savior, Scripture, Trust

Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Today, Bob and David will be discussing Evangelism Explosion. In addition, the guys will be unpacking what we mean when we say “front loading” or “back-loading” the gospel message. Bob and David will also speak on the different terms that are often used in evangelism, such as accept, trust, and repentance. The guys will show how these terms bring confusion to the saving message. These and many more issues will be unpacked on the show today. Join us as we seek to keep grace in focus.

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