Weapons and Tactics: A Handbook on Personal Evangelism
Digital Verbum Edition
Overview
Even if communities understand how to follow the principles of spiritual warfare, the actual winning of souls usually occurs on the personal level. Big-picture evangelistic strategy must be complemented by an understanding of personal evangelism. Weapons and Tactics teaches individual Christians how to apply the evangelistic principles described in Principles of War. Using thorough analysis of Scripture and real-life examples, Jim Wilson provides insight on spiritual weapons (what God has given us to fight with) and tactics (the effective use of those weapons) with simple, powerful language. Weapons and Tactics calls us to personal, life-changing obedience as we follow our captain in the fight.
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- Teaches individual Christians how to apply evangelistic principles for personal soul-winning
- Provides insight on spiritual weapons and tactics through scriptural analysis and real-life examples
- Calls readers to personal, life-changing obedience in their evangelistic efforts
- Preface
- Introduction
- Part One: Weapons
- 1. The Weapons of Our Warfare
- 2. The Gospel
- 3. The Grace of God
- 4. The Mercy of God
- 5. The Blood of Christ
- 6. The Name of Christ
- 7. The Holy Spirit
- 8. The Fruit of the Spirit
- 9. Humility
- 10. The Word of God
- 11. The Baptism of the Spirit
- 12. Terror
- 13. Our Own Testimony
- 14. Apologia, Apologetics and Reasoning
- 15. Not Our Weapons
- Part Two: Tactics
- 1. The Objective
- 2. On the Offensive
- 3. Concentration
- 4. Mobility
- 5. Security
- 6. Communication
- 7. Economy of Force
- 8. Tactical Surprise
- 9. Cooperation
- 10. General Thoughts
- 11. Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
- 12. Conclusion
Jim Wilson is an amazing evangelist. He takes books on airplanes in a variety of languages and then just happens to be seated next to people who need the books in those languages. God blesses him with opportunities to share the Gospel everywhere he goes. Of course part of it is that Jim is driven to make disciples of every nation and everyone he comes into contact with either comes to Christ or is brought closer to him.
—Mike Lawyer, counselor and pastor