Missions/Evangelism Booklet Bundle

I want to argue in this booklet that the relationship between historic Calvinism and biblical evangelism is best understood in terms of “therefore” rather than “nevertheless.” Calvinism is, above all else, a biblical theology. Evangelism is a biblical practice. It stands to reason, then, that Calvinism, when understood and applied properly, would undergird and propel evangelism and missions. Both Scripture and Christian history demonstrate that this is indeed the case.

Tom Ascol | Pastor, Grace Baptist Church - Cape Coral, FL; President, Founders Ministries and The Institute of Public Theology

In The Good Fight, E.D. Burns expands these themes into a focused exhortation for those laboring in gospel ministry. He addresses the pressure many Christians feel to rely on pragmatism, performance, or added human strategies in ministry, and gently but firmly calls them back to the sufficiency of God’s Word and the finished work of Christ.

This brief but weighty book speaks to missionaries, pastors, and disciple-makers who feel the strain of responsibility and limitation. Rather than urging greater self-reliance, Burns encourages deeper dependence on Christ, reminding readers that faithful endurance flows from confidence in His promises, not personal ability. The result is a renewed resolve to remain steadfast, resist distraction, and continue laboring joyfully in the gospel.

In this book you will find:

• A call to Scripture alone in ministry
• Encouragement for weary gospel workers
• Faith alone as the foundation for service
• Strength for missionaries and pastors
• Warnings against pragmatism in ministry
• Gospel-centered perseverance
• Reminder of human insufficiency
• Confidence in Christ’s sufficiency

"The church at home needs a wake-up call if we are to faithfully engage our missionary task."