Thomas Cranmer
Subtitle: using the Bible to evangelize the nation
By: Peter Adam
Series: Latimer studies -- 89; Anglican Foundations, Biblical Truth for Today's Church; Anglican foundations (Series)
Publisher: The Latimer Trust
Published: 2020
Place of publication: London, UK
Language: eng
Number of pages: 47
ISBN-13: 9781906327620
Subjects: Evangelistic work; Use; Church history; Bible
Description: "We need not only to do evangelism, but also develop contemporary gospel strategies which we trust, under God, will be effective. We need gospel wisdom, as well as gospel work. We need to work on local evangelism, but also work on God's global gospel plan. This alets us to our own nation, as well as other nations. gospel strategy includes the question, 'How should we evanglize our nation? Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury 1532-56, strategised and worked to do this from the perspective of Anglican Reformed theology and practice. We cannot duplicate his plan in detail, but he can inspire us, and also teach us the key ingredients of such a plan. His context of ministry had advantages and disadvantages. Our context has the same mixture. We can also learn from Cranmer's ability to work effectively in his context, despite the many problems, and the suffering he endured. God used him to evangelise his nation at his time. May God use us for his gospel glory!"--Back cover.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.