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P.O. Box 1308, Denton, TX 76202
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We Need Missionaries to Christendom

June 3, 2020 by Shawn Lazar in Blog - Christendom, Kierkegaard, missionary
I recently turned forty-two, and just this morning, I learned that Søren Kierkegaard died at forty-two. I knew he died young, but I never took note of his age. Kierkegaard wrote numerous books and pamphlets, often under pseudonyms, writing in different “voices,” taking different points of view, writing experimentally, with some writings being enigmatically philosophical
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What Do Nominal Church-Goers Believe About Salvation?

October 8, 2019 by Shawn Lazar in Blog - Canada, church rolls, missionary, secularism
In Joel Thiessen’s The Meaning of Sunday: The Practice of Belief in a Secular Age, he interviews a number of Canadians about their involvement with different “Christian” denominations. Frankly, I would consider every single person he interviewed a candidate for evangelism. No one gave any evidence of knowing or believing the gospel. I wouldn’t call
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Grace Evangelical Society

(940) 270-8827 / ges@faithalone.org

4851 S I-35E Suite 203, Corinth, TX 76210
P.O. Box 1308, Denton, TX 76202

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