Is there ANY present evangelist that is acceptable to the Baptist Board?

Well, the informed would certainly be informed, that's for sure. But if you are talking about the infirm, that's another story.

Pickin' at ya, Johnv, LOL, love your typos. ;)

 

What is Ya'll's opinion of Dr. Tony Evans, of the Urban Alternative?

 

The "Tone Man" can preach!!!

 

I like Dr. Evans VERY MUCH! If it wasn't for his ministry, I never would have gone back to church. I listened to him for several years after leaving the ministry and church. God used him greatly in both mine and Vivian's lives.

 

Speaking of Dr. Evans---I've heard him speak on several occasions at the Mississippi Baptist Convention dates---Pastor's Conferences, etc.

I like how he presents an illustration---then "brings it home" for the listener to apply spiritually!!

In my book---Dr. Evans is top notch!! Rate from 1 to 10 with 10 being the highest---he's a 10!!!!

 

I'm truly humbled, and appreciative.

Well, the informed would certainly be informed, that's for sure.</font>[/QUOTE]EEK!!!! Did I really type that? I guess I was "misinfirmed"

 

What do you mean by this? You are asking if "we" should "presume" that people who have not heard the Gospel are hellbound. What do you think?

 

I told you what I think. I think we're to leave the judging of a person's salvation to God and God alone. That's what scripture tells us, and that's what we should do.

 

The Scriptures tell us that those who do not have faith in Christ are lost in their sin. What else do we need? Why is this even a discussion when Scripture speaks so clearly to it?