Product Description
by Yan T. Wee (Author)
The Soul-Winner's Handy Guide is prayerfully written for: The Sincere Inquirer of biblical Christianity who seeks to know why there has to be God and why Christianity is the only way to heaven; The Serious Christian who is looking for clear answers to give to the world the hope it is searching for; andThe Soul-Winning Pastor who is burdened to provide his members a means by which they can engage the lost meaningfully and confidently. The Soul-Winner's Handy Guide is carefully crafted to provide sharp, succinct, scriptural answers to give to "... every man that asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you..." (1 Pet 3:15). It is to aid the soul-winner in understanding why he believes in what he believes with regard to the vast complexities of issues confronting him today so that he can, in turn, confidently lead another soul to the Lord. The content of the book includes: a brief pictorial presentation of the gospel; 40 frequently asked questions and succinct, biblical answers; apt illustrations on salvation and soul-winning; the potential, prerequisite, propriety, priority and possibility of evangelism; the errors of Roman Catholicism; and a systematically organized plan of salvation. The Soul-Winner's Handy Guide has been used in churches and bible colleges to raise up spirit-led, competent soul-winners that can meaningfully engage the lost. "It is a really great reference tool and every Christian should have a copy." (Dr. Phil Stringer, former Executive Vice-President, Landmark Baptist College, Haines City, Florida, USA) "A required reading in our Personal Evangelism Class." (Dr. Michael Brown, former Professor of Personal Evangelism Course, Heartland Bible Baptist College, OK, USA) "Ambassador Baptist College recommends Pastor Yan T. Wee's handbook for soul-winning in the Personal Evangelism Class. This excellent manual is an example of the thorough study and diligent effort placed into his work. I can wholeheartedly recommend Pastor Wee's writings because of the sound doctrine upon which they are based." (Dr. Ron Comfort, founding President of Ambassador Baptist College, Lattimore, North Carolina, USA)
