Did the Reformers Believe in the Great Commission?
From The Missions Show · 32:30
Show by Alex Kocman & Scott Dunford
Special guest Jonathan Arnold, an Oxford graduate, author, and professor as the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, joins us to discuss a critical question as we remember the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation. Did the Reformers really believe in missions and evangelism, or were they guilty of only focusing inward on the church itself? Did missions go on “hiatus” in the timespan between the death of the Apostles and the ministry of William Carey? Want to ask a question for a future episode? Email [email protected]. Powered by ABWE International.
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