What's in a Name? - DVD (English)

This 60 minute DVD takes a good look at the problems we face in communicating the gospel in today's culture. Not only does it identify what the problem is, but it also offers a biblical solution and gives an explanation of why this method works. Learn more

Are you looking for a way to clearly teach the Bible in a world where truth is considered relative and God is seen as a force?

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Have you been noticing a shift in our culture and are you struggling to know how to share the gospel with this new generation? You want to teach the Bible, but when people don't even understand who God is, where do you begin?

Maybe you've seen a change in the Christian church as post-modernism begins to affect the way people think. Previous methods of evangelism seem to be falling flat and people are becoming more and more illiterate concerning the Bible. You know there's a problem but you can't pinpoint exactly what it is or how to solve it.

Don't you wish something had already been done to identify just what the problem is? Even better, if there were already an answer for how to fix it? Just think how much more effective you could be in sharing the gospel if you knew what tools might help to correct the problem and if you were taught how to use those tools!

This short, 114 page book and three DVDs takes a good look at the problems we face in communicating the gospel in today's culture. Not only do they identify what the problem is, but also offer a Biblical solution and give an explanation of why this method works. Various tools are available to help fill this need, each geared for a different audience. The second half of the book And Beginning With Moses discusses what those tools are and explains how to use them. Also included is a section teaching about common blunders made with these tools as well as ideas for how to use them effectively.

If you're wanting to make an impact in presenting Christ in a post-modern world, The Ambassador Series Set gives you the tools you'll need!

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