evangelicism (Meaning)
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evangelicism (n.)
Evangelical principles; evangelism.
Synonyms & Antonyms of evangelicism
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evangelicism Sentence Examples
- The evangelicism team traveled from town to town, spreading the message of faith and hope.
- The pastor's passionate evangelicism drew many new members to the church.
- Some churches focus on local evangelism while others emphasize reaching the ends of the earth.
- The traveling evangelist held revival meetings in different cities, inspiring believers and leading many to Christ.
- The online evangelist used social media platforms to share his message of salvation with a global audience.
- The book of Acts records the evangelicism efforts of the early church leaders, who spread the gospel throughout the Roman Empire.
- The Great Commission calls all Christians to engage in evangelicism, sharing their faith with those who do not yet know Jesus.
- Some people view evangelicism as forceful or judgmental, while others see it as a compassionate act of sharing truth.
- The purpose of evangelicism is not to condemn or coerce, but to lovingly share the good news of Jesus Christ and His salvation.
- Effective evangelicism requires both grace and truth, presenting the gospel clearly and persuasively while showing kindness and respect to those who do not yet believe.
FAQs About the word evangelicism
Evangelical principles; evangelism.
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No antonyms found.
The evangelicism team traveled from town to town, spreading the message of faith and hope.
The pastor's passionate evangelicism drew many new members to the church.
Some churches focus on local evangelism while others emphasize reaching the ends of the earth.
The traveling evangelist held revival meetings in different cities, inspiring believers and leading many to Christ.
