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William Evans

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About William Evans
William Evans was born January 1, 1870 in Liverpool, England, to George Evans. He died in 1950, in California. On June 20, 1889, when he was 19, he immigrated to the United States, from Liverpool.

William Evans was a New York journalist with a very comfortable salary. He heard D.L. Moody preach in New York City on Luke 5. Moody challenged young people to give themselves to Christian service, and suddenly looked down at William Evans and pointedly said, “Young man, I mean you.” Afterwards Moody found Evans and told him that somehow God had told him that He was calling Evans to service. Evans mentioned his good salary, and Moody told him to pack up his trunk and go to Chicago, not worrying about the money.

William Evans became the first graduate of Moody Bible Institute in 1892, two years after it was dedicated.

Dr. Evans was an unusually accomplished man. He pastored several churches and wrote over 50 books. He memorized the entire King James Version of the Bible as well as the New Testament of the American Standard Version. Dr. Evans also authored over fifty books.

About Personal Soul Winning
This evangelistic book could also be entitled, "How to Sell Others on Evangelical Christianity". This book focuses on methods of converting unbelievers. Even though this book was written in 1910, you'll find human nature hasn't changed as we see many of the same obstacles when witnessing to people today. Evans discusses a number of "how to" and "what if" situations--how to respond to certain criticisms of the Bible, how to handle different objections, penetrating common excuses (which really haven't changed all that much), and how to handle various personality types.

Contents


The Value of Personal Effort in Soul-Winning
Jesus Christ Our Example
The Apostles’ Example
The Testimony of Two Pastors
A Great Way to Grow

Elements of Success in Personal Soul-Winning
Tact
Contact
Ability
The appreciation of opportunities (Eph_5:16)
An Absolute Conviction of Truth
A Faith That Never Despairs
Infinite Patience
A Deep Sense of Responsibility

The Personal Worker Himself-his Qualifications
He Must Be a Thorough Christian
He Must Be a Spirit-Filled Man
He Must Have a Desire to See Souls Saved
He Must Have Confidence in the Power of, and in, the Word of God

Instructions to the Soul Winner
Who Can Engage in this Work of Personal Soul-Winning?
Where May Personal Soul-Winning be Done?
How Personal Soul-Winning Work May Be Done
How to Begin

The Uninterested and Unconcerned
Aim to Produce Conviction of Sin

Those Who are Interested and Concerned, but Ignorant of the Way of Life
What to Do to Become a Christian

Those Who are Interested and Anxious to Become Christians, but have Difficulties in the Way
Show from the Bible What God Requires in Order to be Saved

The Self-Righteous

The Backslider
How to Deal with Them
The Penitent Backslider
The Impenitent Backslider

The Fearful and Despairing

The Procrastinator

The Fault-Finding
Those Who Find Fault with God
Those Who Find Fault with the Bible
Those Who Find Fault with Christians and Church Members
Those Who Find Fault with the Christian Life
Those Who Find Fault with the Plan of Salvation

Those Who Are Misled by Erroneous Views of the Truth
The Roman Catholic
The Unitarian
The Universalist
The Seventh-Day Adventist
The Spiritualist
The Jew
The Christian Scientist
Dealing Specifically with the Christian Scientist
“God is too good to condemn anyone”
The Millennial Dawnist
How to Meet This False Belief

The Obstinate

The Skeptic
The Insincere Skeptic
The Earnest-Minded Skeptic
Some Skeptical Objections